Indonesia sets eyes on becoming world's geothermal superpower
Indonesia's potential to generate energy from the earth's crust could solve its power problems and fire its ailing economy. But the country needs to do more to lure investors.
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Sustainable Solutions to End Hunger
How much it would cost to end hunger, increase incomes and protect the climate by 2030? How can we strategically spend money across dozens of agricultural interventions in different countries?
Subsidies for fossil fuels still going up, funds for renewables falling
A new report finds that support for fossil fuels has increased to over seven times the subsidies of clean energy.
Proposed U.S., EU carbon tariffs could benefit Canada
News that congressional Democrats in the U.S. are pushing for a tariff on exports from countries with high greenhouse-gas emissions could benefit Canada’s participation in a global effort to make international trade more climate-friendly.
High-level Political Forum 2021 Debrief
IISD’s experts provide a snapshot of the United Nations High-level Political Forum on Sustainable Development 2021’s proceedings amid the pandemic.
Checking in on the WTO fisheries subsidies negotiations
Alice Tipping speaks with the BBC World Service about the state of negotiations on fisheries subsidies at the WTO.
Canadian government risks $18.5 billion backing fossil fuels
A report just out from IISD shows that regional and federal Canadian government organizations collectively subsidized some CAD 23 billion in tar sands, oil and gas pipelines in the last three years.
Subsidies to Renewable Energy Fell Nearly 45% since FY 2017 Peak
New research suggests that India needs to grow financial support for renewable energy to reach its goals for Aatmanirbhar Bharat and clean energy transition.
How to Protect Africa's Great Lakes
This episode introduces you to the African Great Lakes and explains why they matter to so many people.
EU enters trade fray with carbon border levy plan
After years of debate, the European Commission has unveiled its proposed carbon border levy. It is bold, complicated, controversial – and its prospects are far from certain.