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The problem with every country's promise to phase out fossil fuels
Last week, world leaders celebrated a climate first: a call by nearly 200 countries to "transition away" from fossil fuels. Many heralded the agreement as a new phase in climate talks and the beginning of the end of fossil fuels. But beneath the U.N. agreement lies a darker truth: No fossil fuel company or country has a real plan for phasing out fossil fuels. On the contrary, almost all expect to continue extracting coal, oil and gas far into the future — far beyond what is needed to cut emissions in line with climate goals of keeping global warming to 1.5 C, or even 2 C. And part of the reason is that almost every country and company sees itself in a unique position: as the future last producer of fossil fuels.
What's Next After COP 28: Food systems
Slated to be a game changer for food systems transformation, COP 28 ended with mixed results. Our expert unpacks the wins and disappointments for food systems and what’s needed next.
Peace, Conflict, and National Adaptation Plan Processes
How can we do more to consider peace and conflict dynamics in climate change adaptation? Read our new guidance note to effectively initiate NAP processes while navigating conflict dynamics.
Negotiation of investment treaties: The permanent negotiation team trained on the new national system
A training workshop is being held in Koudougou, Center-West region, on the new mechanism for negotiating and signing Burkina Faso's investment treaties. This training is organized for the benefit of the permanent negotiation team of the national investment treaty negotiating committee, made up of representatives from the ministries of trade, foreign affairs and the economy. It aims to strengthen the capacities of structures traditionally involved in the negotiation of investment treaties, on the new national system for negotiating and signing investment treaties.
Workshop on Negotiating Bilateral Investment Treaties: Burkina Faso
IISD workshop for Burkina Faso government officials on negotiating bilateral investment treaties.
Countries risk 'paying polluters' billions to regulate for climate: UN expert
An "explosion" of multibillion-dollar claims by fossil fuel and extractive firms through shadowy investment tribunals is blocking action on climate and nature, the UN Special Rapporteur for Human Rights and Environment has warned, with developing nations increasingly targeted.
Bad Deals on Gas Developments Increase Economic Risk for Mozambique
The development of major gas deposits off the coast of Mozambique in East Africa could fail to boost the country’s economy as predicted, with future demand from European markets far from guaranteed, new research reveals.
Will International Carbon Markets Finally Deliver?
Can the public international carbon market—detailed in Article 6 of the Paris Agreement—finally deliver for climate and nature?
Introductory Workshop on International Investment Law: Algeria
An introductory workshop on international investment law for Algerian government officials.