In Adapting to Climate Change in Canada, We Overlook Governance at Our Peril
The Canadian federal government must remain committed to ensuring climate change adaptation actions and investments are taken forward.
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Carney's Brexit-era approach to climate finance needs an upgrade
As Canada's Prime Minister, Mr. Carney at last has an opportunity to deliver on the calls to action he outlined in 2015, particularly that more be done to develop consistent, comparable, reliable and clear disclosure around the carbon intensity of different assets, writes IISD's Jessica Kelly.
Holding Course, Missing Speed
This report analyzes progress by Clean Energy Transition Partnership (CETP) signatories in shifting international public finance from fossil fuels to clean energy in 2024.
Argentina Took a Chainsaw to Its Economy. It Now Needs U.S. Help
Argentina's economy, recently hailed by some as a poster child for radical free market reform, now finds itself seeking American goodwill to navigate its latest crisis. IISD's Anahí Wiedenbrug provides comment.
Roundtable: What next for fisheries subsidies?
A global agreement to curb subsidies for fishing fleets could be an ocean conservation breakthrough if it works as intended, five experts—including IISD's Tristan Irschlinger—say.
Advancing Producer Engagement
Voluntary sustainability standard-setting organizations (VSSSOs) should enhance producer engagement by adopting transparent, inclusive, and responsive practices that move beyond consultation to collaboration and empowerment.
September 2025 | Carbon Minefields Oil and Gas Exploration Monitor
As of August 2025, the oil and gas volumes in licences issued so far this year are the highest seen at this point in the year over the past 5 years. Nearly half of these licences went to national oil companies.
India Needs To Narrow Its Renewables Generation Gap
The country has reached its goal of having 50% of its electricity capacity come from non-fossil fuel sources 5 years early, but generation is far behind. IISD experts Anas Rahman and Shruti Sharma provide comment.
Feds, B.C. are shifting LNG risks to public purse, report claims
Ottawa and the British Columbia government are shifting financial risks of LNG companies onto the public purse while weakening commitment to the "polluter pays" principle, a new report suggests. IISD's Danielle LaBrash provides comment.
Tracking Progress on Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning for National Adaptation Plan Processes
This synthesis report reviews how 62 countries have integrated monitoring, evaluation, and learning (MEL) into their national adaptation plan (NAP) documents. It also identifies common trends, gaps, and emerging good practices in countries' MEL design and implementation.