Watershed Moments: Critical conversations on Canada’s freshwater future
Four practical, action‑oriented webinars from seven national partners working to protect, restore, and advocate for Canada’s fresh water.
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Mark Carney Pledges $1B in Taxpayer Money for a ‘Carbon Bomb’ Project
It’s a massive subsidy to Equinor, the Norwegian oil company behind the Bay du Nord offshore oil project.
Drawing the Line and Holding It: What existing moratoria, bans, and restrictions reveal about transitioning away from fossil fuels
Drawing on a global database of fossil fuel production restrictions, this article explores what policies look like in practice, where they are emerging, and what their strengths and limitations tell us about the politics of managing decline.
The International Monetary Fund and World Bank Are Reforming Their Main Debt Sustainability Assessment Tool—Here's why it matters
The International Monetary Fund and World Bank are about to revise their main tool for assessing how much low-income countries can borrow, and on what terms. Our experts unpack what’s at stake and why the reform matters for sustainable development.
Guide for Small-Scale Producer Engagement
This guide supports organizations that promote sustainable market-based initiatives to strengthen how they listen to, work with, and learn from producers across different contexts.
Two-Speed Multilateralism: Can it address the climate and health agenda?
Speakers will explore opportunities to strengthen the climate–health agenda in the lead-up to COP 31.
World Trade Organization 14th Ministerial Conference Outcomes: Wins, progress, and deal-breakers
Expectations going into the World Trade Organization’s 14th Ministerial Conference were light. The outcomes were even lighter.
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.
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.