The Climate-Conflict Connection: Why aren’t we acting on it?
The two agendas of climate change adaptation and peacebuilding are rarely coordinated—it's time for this to change.
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Lake-Killing Phosphate: Canada Banned It, Indian Detergents Still Use 2.88 Tons/Yr!
Foaming lakes & polluted water have as much to do with industrial effluents as with the phosphate in our detergent. It’s high time we rethink our cleaning choices.
Can Climate Talks Regain Momentum in 2020?
As 2020 begins, climate talks resume and the international community faces deadlines to replace old frameworks with new ones.
Webinar: Enabling Voices, Demanding Rights: Enhancing community and women's participation in decision-making processes in land investment
This webinar presented the joint IISD-Oxfam guide, Enabling Voices, Demanding Rights: A Guide to Gender-Sensitive Community Engagement in Large-Scale Land-Based Investment, looking at how this tool can be adapted and applied, as well as how it can help to engage all communities.
Fisheries Subsidies: New Data on Notifications and Fishing Patterns
This informal dialogue will give WTO Members the opportunity to discuss two important new sources of data to help inform negotiations on fisheries subsidies at the WTO
Elizabeth Warren wants to ban mining on public lands — with one exception
Most of the Democratic presidential candidates have made their views toward public lands quite clear: Extractive industries, like drilling and mining, don’t have a future there.
Progressing National SDGs Implementation Report Webinars
The study provides an independent analysis of reports given by UN Member States to the 2019 High-level Political Forum on Sustainable Development.
Progressing National SDGs Implementation
The report reviews trends, gaps and best practices in the 47 Voluntary National Reviews countries submitted in 2019 to the United Nations to share their progress on the SDGs.
Greenwash: “Investing in green doesn’t mean you’re green”
Financial products and services claiming to be "green" are proliferating, but are they really green?
The State of Global Environmental Governance 2019
A global team of reporters points to the successes, shortcomings and overall trends in international environmental negotiations in 2019.