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Global markets are expected to be oversupplied in the coming years, yet production is set to expand again in 2026, with the United States and Brazil leading the charge.
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Phosphorus, Hotspots, and Sustainable Water Management
What are phosphorus hotspots in watersheds and how to manage them to improve water quality?
Arbitration and the United Nations Framework Convention on Tax
This brief examines the risks of using investor–state dispute settlement (ISDS) for cross-border tax disputes under the UN Framework Convention on Tax, showing why ISDS is ill-suited and offering a baseline for negotiators exploring alternative arbitration options in the protocol.
EU CBAM Is Set to Get Bigger: Implications for trade and industrial value chains
IISD trade experts explore how potential expansions to the EU CBAM could affect global trade.
Laos' Tax Incentives Reform Seeks to Drive Sustainable Investment and Safeguard Revenue
A new Investment Promotion Law helps Laos better target its tax incentives to attract sustainable investment while protecting public revenue.
Natural Infrastructure Essentials
On the Canadian Prairies, the need for water storage to cope with climate change is increasing. Natural infrastructure provides a solution.
Elevating Women in Rwanda’s Coffee Sector
IISD is organizing a strategic workshop to strengthen the role of women coffee producers in Rwanda’s global market.
Why the World Is Switching to Renewables Faster Than Anyone Expected
Tara Laan explains how renewables became the cheapest power source, what it means for energy security, and what's next for the energy transition.