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When Oil Prices Surge, Regions Cannot Afford to Stand Still
As tensions in the Middle East raise concerns about disruptions to global oil supply, including risks around the Strait of Hormuz, and as governments gather in Colombia for the first international conference on a just transition away from fossil fuels, a familiar reflex is re-emerging: in uncertain times, double down on fossil fuels. For many subnational governments, that instinct is not just outdated - it is also very risky.
Majority of Winnipeggers willing to swap single use for reusables
74% of Winnipeg restaurant-goers want their local eateries to do more about waste, according to a new survey conducted by IISD Experimental Lakes Area.
Winnipeggers have appetite for reusable foodware at local eateries: survey
On Earth Day, many Winnipeggers reflect on their impact on the environment and how they can alter their habits. According to a new survey conducted by IISD, a majority of people and food service businesses in Winnipeg believe some of that change can happen at local eateries.
Climate Adaptation and Peacebuilding Keep Missing Each Other
Alignment between peace and climate adaptation efforts can more effectively strengthen resilience, legitimacy, and long-term stability.
New EcoFilter System to Help Tackle Pollution in Johannesburg’s Jukskei River
A new nature-based EcoFilter system in Johannesburg is transforming how polluted urban rivers can be managed by combining water treatment, real-time data generation, and community benefits in a single solution.
States in the Driver’s Seat
The report examines the subnational policy landscape for electric vehicle and battery manufacturing across 14 major automotive states in India.
Leveraging Copper for Economic Transformation
The report outlines key opportunities for Zambia to grow its copper processing and manufacturing industries and provides recommendations on how to seize those opportunities.
World’s Top Fossil Fuel Importers Spent USD 314 Billion Subsidizing Fossil Fuels in 2024
By prioritizing fossil fuels over clean energy by a margin of 2.5 to 1, the world’s largest economies are subsidizing their own vulnerability to geopolitical crises by choosing to lock in high-risk, volatile energy systems instead of investing in lasting stability.