Introduction to Adaptation in the Global Stocktake
This NAP Global Network brief seeks to demystify the Global Stocktake process under the Paris Agreement and explain how it could strengthen adaptation ambition at the global level.
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IISD Welcomes Martha Casey as Vice-President, Operations and Business Transformation
The International Institute for Sustainable Development (IISD) is pleased to announce that Martha Casey has been appointed its new Vice-President Operations and Business Transformation, beginning May 24.
In Search of a Triple Win
This brief assesses the likely poverty and inequality impacts of energy policies captured in the Energy Policy Tracker.
Meet Environment Minister Guilbeault's new team
With the recent release of the federal government’s 2030 emissions reduction plan, plenty of eyes are on Environment and Climate Change Minister Steven Guilbeault and his team, which includes two policy directors, Joanna Dafoe and Michael Brewster.
Why gas-fired power will be a 'costly mistake' for South Africa
South Africa is potentially on the verge of a gas investment flurry that could prove to be a "very expensive mistake" for its people, a recent report has found.
A Warming Arctic is a Warning for the World
To protect the Arctic, stronger and broader local, national, and international measures to reduce greenhouse gas emissions must be implemented.
Conflict in Ukraine hurts Minnesota farmers
Higher prices for fertilizer, fuel and wheat are some of the ramifications for local farmers of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine – long called the breadbasket of Russia.
Carbon Tax at the G20: Building momentum to accelerate a green recovery
This webinar, featuring an international expert panel, will examine how carbon taxation can be driven forward at the G20 within the context of energy priority issues and the post-pandemic recovery.
Standards 'support sustainable crop investments'
Voluntary sustainable standards - such as in cotton - enable more investment in sustainable agriculture due to market premiums, higher farm gate prices and direct contracts with buyers, according to a new report.