Blogs
A New Vision for the US Climate Agenda
By Ian Parry Over the next decade, global greenhouse gas emissions need to be cut by 25– 50 percent to be on track for meeting the 2015 Paris
Carbon pricing and the elasticity of CO2 emissions
Climate policy is reaching a fever pitch in the year of COVID-19. The European Union and Japan have each announced ‘climate neutrality’ targets to reach
What matters for the support of carbon taxes? Lessons from Germany
Many countries worldwide struggle to reach their national climate targets. For instance, Germany committed itself to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 40% by 2020 compared
Employment & Public Support: Impacts from R&D and Green Fiscal Incentives
Public funds are critical to help us transform into a greener and more sustainable economy. In Spain, the use of green and technological innovation tax
A private sector perspective on Green Fiscal Policies
How governments can create an enabling environment for private sector investors who want to create growth and have a net positive value-add to society Karthik
Countries need to phase out fossil fuels. Here’s how to do it fairly.
Staying within climate limits requires restricting fossil fuel extraction as well as demand. But where and how should it be restricted? Our new paper proposes five principles
