Beyond Capacity: Unlocking the Full Potential of India’s Clean Energy
Amid rising West Asia tensions, India’s energy security will depend on how effectively it uses its growing clean power, say experts.
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Island nations fight to save cultural heritage from climate change
The climate crisis is putting human heritage in the firing line. In response, small island states are learning how to adapt.
From polluted waterway to community asset along the Jukskei River
Along the Jukskei River, a community-driven restoration is transforming a once polluted waterway into a space of environmental renewal, creativity and local pride. Through nature-based solutions, art and grassroots action, the initiative is improving river health, reducing flood risks and creating new opportunities for residents in Alexandra.
India’s updated climate plan targets 47% emissions cut and 60% clean power capacity by 2035
India has announced its updated Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC) for the period 2031-2035, setting revised climate targets to reduce emissions intensity, increase non-fossil fuel-based electricity and increase forest and tree cover.
Climate-Aligned Finance Act Gets Fresh Look from Experts
Four years after Sen. Rosa Galvez (ISG-Quebec) first tabled the Climate-Aligned Finance Act (CAFA), the bill returned to the spotlight this week as a panel of lawmakers, policy experts, and reporters probed what’s changed, what remains unresolved, and whether Canada can translate the proposal into enforceable regulation.
How the Energy Shock Could Deepen Debt Risks in Developing Economies
For countries already carrying heavy debt loads, rising energy and food prices due to the conflict in the Middle East are now threatening to tip fragile macroeconomic positions over the edge. Fernando Morra and Anahí Wiedenbrüg ask who will pay the price and why the answer goes beyond the energy bill.
Trade and Sustainability Hub 2026
The fourth edition of the Trade + Sustainability Hub happened in Yaoundé, Cameroon, alongside the Fourteenth WTO Ministerial Conference (MC14). The Hub convened thought leaders from governments, business, and civil society to explore how trade policy can evolve to meet today’s global challenges and drive meaningful progress on sustainable development.
March 2026 | Carbon Minefields Oil and Gas Exploration Monitor
In February 2026, governments across three countries awarded six new oil and gas exploration licences, unlocking an estimated 43.3 MtCO₂ of potential end-use emissions.
South African municipalities get less than 10% of climate finance
South African municipalities receive less than 10% of the country’s climate finance, despite being responsible for delivering local infrastructure for the just energy transition, leaving a major funding gap, new research finds.
Carbon Market Insights: Volume 1, Issue 1
A semi-annual report delivering practical, data-driven analysis on carbon markets in Southeast Asia, with a focus on Indonesia, the Philippines, and Viet Nam.