
The employment impact of a green fiscal push
The green investments in Senate-passed, bipartisan infrastructure legislation could, over several years, help manual laborers whose jobs are at risk as the world transitions away from fossil fuels.

The green investments in Senate-passed, bipartisan infrastructure legislation could, over several years, help manual laborers whose jobs are at risk as the world transitions away from fossil fuels.

A discussion on trade policy’s role in fostering biodiversity-friendly commodity and wildlife supply chains. This answers questions as to how global trade flows interact with biodiversity.

Almost half a trillion dollars of support a year harms people’s health, the climate and drives inequality.

Policy design and timing are critical to overcoming political costs to climate mitigation policies, as is the need to provide effective social insurance policies.

The European Commission recently proposed an EU-wide minimum tax rate for polluting aviation fuels such as kerosene to reduce CO2 emissions by 55% by 2030.

Taxpayer-funded farm subsidies have long been skewed in favor of the richest farmers and landowners. But under the Trump administration, even more money went to the largest and wealthiest farms, further shortchanging smaller, struggling family farms.

Global lender’s head Kristalina Georgieva calls on countries to step up their $100bn climate finance pledges.

China has proposed the world’s largest carbon emissions trading scheme (ETS). As the country has pledged to reach net zero emissions by 2060, this article explores the merits of the current scheme.

Environmentally sustainable post-COVID-19 spending in Latin America and the Caribbean lags behind the rest of the world, according to a new platform co-developed by the University of Oxford that showcases real-time data from 33 countries.

To meet climate targets and avoid economic collapse, countries such as Iraq need international support in the transition to clean energy
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