The Road to Fair Climate Action: Insights From 88 Countries and 5 Billion People

9 July 2026

A major new study from the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research (PIK) offers an unprecedented look at how the carbon intensity of household consumption…

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The flawed arithmetic of national carbon budgets

4 September 2025

Climate action is not keeping pace with the goals set under the Paris Agreement, and new research suggests that part of the problem lies in…

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Building Tomorrow’s Cities: Can We Balance Growth and Sustainability?

8 July 2025

As cities continue to grow in population and complexity, the question of whether urban development can proceed without further harming the planet has become increasingly…

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Subsidising Vital Industries Endangers Global Biodiversity

25 May 2025

Government subsidies directed towards major economic sectors—such as agriculture, fossil fuels, fisheries, and mining—play a significant role in the accelerating degradation of ecosystems and the…

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Recent UNSW Study Uncovers Significantly Greater GDP Decline Due to 4°C Global Temperature Rise

6 April 2025

The latest forecasts from the UNSW Institute for Climate Risk & Response (ICRR) indicate that a global temperature increase of 4°C could reduce worldwide GDP…

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A Single Policy Is Insufficient for Effective Corporate Climate Action

3 December 2024

Investors with a climate consciousness should opt to back companies that adopt a comprehensive suite of climate policies instead of selecting those that implement only…

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Oil and Gas Windfalls Could Finance Climate Reparations

21 November 2024

A focal topic on the schedule of the UN Climate Change Conference (COP 29) involves deliberations over the financing mechanisms for climate objectives. Industrial nations…

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Tackling Climate Change and Inequality: A Dual-Benefit Policy Approach

22 October 2024

Climate change and economic disparity are intricately linked, posing a mutual risk of escalating one another if not effectively managed. A recent study in Nature…

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Home Office Setup Could Be Key to Work-from-Home Achievement

30 August 2024

In a recent survey, Dutch employees who worked remotely reported higher productivity levels and reduced burnout when satisfied with their home office setups. The study…

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Financial Benefits of Climate Change Mitigation for Companies

16 July 2024

The escalating frequency of extreme weather events in recent years serves as a stark reminder of the pressing need for immediate action on climate change.…

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