Europe’s Sustainable Public Procurement Ambition Has a Measurement Problem. The data to fix it already exists.
Measuring the real environmental impact of EU public procurement is already possible using data that governments already collect.
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Nickel Mining in Indonesia
This case study describes Indonesia's environmental challenges and associated social issues from nickel mining of laterite ore and examines the country's policy measures for management.
Joint Letter to Prime Minister Mark Carney on Alberta-Federal MOU
IISD joins five other leading climate and clean energy organizations to highlight the urgent need for a final agreement.
Mapping India’s Energy Transition
A data dive into the strategic role of state-owned enterprises in the energy sector
The US-Israel War on Iran Has Precipitated the Biggest Energy Crisis Since the 1970s
But this time, countries are plotting a course away from oil, gas, and coal to renewable energy.
AQUA-Pearl Quality Assurance Stakeholder Meeting
How can Quality Assurance protocols and Hazard Analysis Critical Control Points inform health and trade requirements for bivalve aquaculture in Fiji?
How Communities in Zambia and Zimbabwe Are Leading Climate Adaptation
Climate change, combined with deforestation and a heavy dependence on rain-fed agriculture, has placed growing pressure on rural livelihoods in Zambia and Zimbabwe.
Fossil Phaseout Talks Move from ‘If’ to ‘How’, with Finance a Leading Obstacle
A first-of-its-kind international conference on moving away from fossil fuels wrapped up in Colombia Wednesday with a clear message: the global conversation has shifted from whether to phase out oil, gas and coal to how to do it, with financing emerging as one of the biggest obstacles.
Voluntary Sustainability Standards and Export Promotion
This report explains how integrating voluntary sustainability standards into national systems can boost exports of sustainable products while helping producers adopt and maintain sustainable practices.
April 2026 | Carbon Minefields Oil and Gas Exploration Monitor
In March 2026, 91 oil and gas exploration licences were awarded across three countries, giving companies access to resources that would emit an estimated 93.1 MtCO2 if burned.