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With two decades of experience, the IISD Global Subsidies Initiative (GSI) is widely recognized as a world-class leader in the quantification, evaluation, and reform of subsidies.
Global Subsidies Initiative
IISD’s Global Subsidies Initiative (GSI) works with governments and partners to reform subsidies that undermine sustainable development.
Let’s Get Serious About Tackling the Global Scourge of Plastic Pollution
The treaty that surfaces from the UN International Negotiating Committee must reduce plastic getting into aquatic ecosystems at all points along the supply chain.
How State-Owned Power Companies Are Impacting the Energy Transition in Emerging Economies
State-owned power companies control about half of the world's power production capacity and, in many countries, hold the keys to ensuring energy security and a successful energy transition.
Let's get serious about tackling global scourge of plastic pollution
The treaty that surfaces from the UN International Negotiating Committee must reduce plastic getting into aquatic ecosystems at all points along the supply chain, writes IISD-ELA's Pauline Gerrard.
Tory MP raking in millions from tax havens is helping the Cumbria coal mine company sue the government
A Conservative MP who has made millions from legal work in offshore tax havens is helping an investor behind the now abandoned Cumbria coal mine project to sue the UK government in an overseas corporate court.
AI at the Experimental Lakes Area
Thomas Saleh speaks to CBC about IISD-ELA researchers who are employing artificial intelligence to predict when ice melts, catch sensor errors, and track environmental changes like never before.
Clarity from The Hague
IISD experts write on the International Court of Justice's long-awaited advisory opinion on the "Duties of States with Respect to Climate Change." In the opinion, the court confirmed that states have an obligation under existing international law to prevent significant damage to the climate system. Failure to fulfill this obligation can result in liability.