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Fitting the Pieces of the Puzzle: Making sense of sustainability due diligence regulations across the globe

Webinar explores common themes in due diligence regulations, such as risk management, traceability, and transparency, while providing tools and insights to help navigate compliance challenges.

Webinar October 10, 2024

Passing the buck at TMX pipeline hearings

Now that TMX is complete, the question of who should bear the brunt of the project's cost overruns is making the rounds on Parliament Hill.

IISD in the news October 10, 2024

Canada spending three times more backing oil and gas than renewables, says think tank

The Canadian government is funneling nearly three times more financial support to fossil fuels than renewables, says a new IISD report that blames wealthy nations for slowing the global energy transition by continuing to subsidize oil and gas.

IISD in the news October 9, 2024

Fitting the Pieces of the Puzzle

Governments are adopting sustainability standards for global value chains (GVCs), but businesses in the Global South face challenges in meeting these evolving regulations.

Brief October 9, 2024

Strengthening the Role of Voluntary Sustainability Standards in Trade Policy

An interactive seminar during the World Trade Organization’s Trade and Environment Week on how to identify credible VSSs to integrate in trade policy and what role the WTO can play.

Conference October 8, 2024

COP 16 Will Hinge on Who Benefits from Nature’s DNA

What to expect in Cali as the UN Biodiversity Conference gets underway, explained by the team leader of the global neutral reporting service Earth Negotiations Bulletin.

Insight October 8, 2024

How Will a Global Plastics Treaty Impact Trade?

A global plastics treaty may influence trade by imposing new regulations on plastic production, fostering recycling efforts, and promoting sustainable alternatives while addressing potential challenges for developing economies.

Explainer October 8, 2024

Neil McCulloch

Person October 8, 2024

Andrew (AJ) Chapelsky

Person October 8, 2024

Global Cooperation on Border Carbon Measures – Where should we start?

Border carbon adjustments are gaining momentum globally, but without international cooperation, they could lead to trade frictions and inequitable burdens for developing nations. Aaron Cosbey tackles technical challenges that could shape global trade and climate policies.

Policy Analysis October 8, 2024

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