Twenty-eighth Green Climate Fund Board meeting approves 15 new projects, USD 1.2 billion for climate action
The Green Climate Fund Board has closed its twenty-eighth meeting, approving 15 new climate projects totaling USD 7.5 billion including USD 1.2 billion in GCF funding and USD 6.3 billion in co-financing, for low-emission, climate resilient development
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New UK Research Agency for high risk science and technology
ARIA will be used to quickly identify and fund transformational science and technology
Decoding public finance for disaster risk reduction and climate investments
The need to increase investments in disaster risk reduction (DRR) and climate change adaptation (CCA) is a well-accepted priority to minimize losses from disaster and climate change
Key to Biden climate agenda: the social cost of carbon explained
Among President Joe Biden’s first acts in office was reassembling a cross-government team to figure out the “social cost of carbon,” a wonky number that has broad impacts on federal agency rules.
When will the problem of the state's incapacity be solved in the environmental sphere?
The functionality of the state begins with the implementation of articles of the Constitution of Ukraine. How far the state mechanism in Ukraine is still far from the standard of countries where environmental safety is a real state, and not just a thesis on paper
Surge in court cases over climate change shows increasing role of litigation in addressing the climate crisis
Climate litigation cases have spiked in recent years, making the courtroom increasingly relevant to efforts to address climate change around the world
What changes to environmental stewardship will 2021 bring? Here’s what business leaders say
With COVID-19 infections and deaths continuing to rise and the entire world feeling the economic impact of the pandemic, getting the coronavirus under control is an immediate priority
