Experts including Smith School researcher Dr Brian O'Callaghan discuss climate finance goals, international pledges and the urgency of action ahead of COP29.
Dr Injy Johnstone explores the issues on the table for Article 6 at the Bonn Climate Change Conference 2024 and outlines what has changed after the negotiations.
The Climate Compatible Growth (CCG) programme has received £57m of additional funding for its research into sustainable energy and transport systems in the Global South.
Forbes speaks with experts and digs into the State of Carbon Removal Report 2024 to find out what the future holds for this growing industry.
Kaya Axelsson comments on the Games' commitment to 'climate contributions' rather than offsets. "It's a great way to stay honest about an organisation's own footprint while supporting and financing progress to global net zero goals."
Sugandha Srivastav comments on the growth potential of green industries in the developing world as part of the FT's Special Report on Asia-Pacific Climate Leaders.
Thom Whetzer joins the United Nations Secretary General’s Taskforce on Net Zero Policy which facilitates global action by non-state entities - including businesses, investors and cities - to accelerate emissions reduction a
Sam Fankhauser writes in The Conversation on Scotland’s decision to abandon its 2030 climate ambition. "It has always been clear that legally binding carbon targets on their own are no guarantee for climate action," he writes. "They matter, but the key to climate protection is a genuine commitment to implementation."
In a guest essay for the New York Times, Stephen Lezak comments on the 'rotten politics' of the so-called Anthropocene era.