Options for International Agreements on Fossil Fuel Subsidies
This report presents six building blocks for any international agreement on fossil fuel subsidies identifying a series of options and choices for negotiators to consider.
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How Reforming the European Union's Public Procurement Directive Can Help Drive a Green Transition
This policy brief explains how reforming European Union (EU) public procurement rules can drive climate action and strengthen Europe's competitiveness.
Metro Vancouver Regional District
A federation of 21 municipalities, one electoral area, and one treaty First Nation that collaboratively plans for and delivers regional-scale services.
Inside the First Conference on Transitioning Away from Fossil Fuels
Governments from 60 countries are meeting in Santa Marta, Colombia, to advance the transition away from fossil fuels.
April 2025 | Carbon Minefields Oil and Gas Exploration Monitor
Last month, a total of 23 oil and gas exploration licences were awarded across five countries. Israel awarded licences with the largest volume of embodied emissions.
Exploring Opportunities: Round table with Malagasy organic cocoa and Canadian businesses
IISD brought together policy officials, Madagascar’s organic cocoa producers and exporters, and Canadian buyers interested in supporting the organic market and enhancing trade to benefit producers and cooperatives.
U.S. and Europe set for clash on what "energy security" means
While European politicians seek to strengthen the link between clean energy and security, Trump officials are expected to push for more gas at a key summit in London. IISD's Farooq Ullah said that "fossil fuels have failed to deliver energy security" and "the clean energy transition is the best way to shield customers from these threats."
Cities in Transition
This research shows the critical role of urban planning to reduce emissions and build low-carbon, livable communities.
Seven Ways Fossil Fuel Subsidies Undermine Energy Security
Fossil fuel subsidies are often seen as a safety net, protecting consumers from rising energy prices. But do they actually help build long-term energy security? Our experts explain why this assumption might be deeply misleading.
SUNCASA | Turning trash into treasures along the Jukskei River
SUNCASA and its local partners in Johannesburg, South Africa, launched a unique initiative that blends environmental action with artistic expression in the heart of Alexandra Township. Led by environmental artist and scientist Hannelie Coetzee, local artists have turned waste carried by the Jukskei River into thought-provoking sculptures and litter traps to tackle flooding and pollution in the region.