Developed Countries Need to Tackle Oil and Gas Faster, New Research Finds
A new article in Nature Climate Change shows that, in practice, 1.5°C pathways propose phasing out coal at a pace that is not realistic for developing countries. While coal must be phased out quickly, developed nations must also accelerate their efforts to tackle oil and gas.
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Carbon Capture and Storage: Not a net-zero solution
To hit net-zero targets, Canada must significantly reduce emissions by 2030—but carbon capture technology often increases oil and gas production, growing the very emissions it should reduce. Our new policy brief explains why.
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Getting Their Fair Share: Bauxite mining tax revenue in Guinea
Despite the booming production of bauxite in Guinea, government revenue did not match up to recent growth in the sector. Our IGF colleagues and the OECD worked with Guinea to establish a reference price to help ensure the financial benefits from mining were shared fairly.
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Road to the G20 Summit: What 1.5°C energy scenarios mean
How can the G20 Summit, under India’s presidency, serve as a platform for emerging economies to work more closely together as they set national energy targets? Join us and our partners on February 21 as we explore this question in the context of recent research on 1.5°C-aligned energy scenarios.
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Ecosystem-Based Adaptation: Grow your knowledge
From climate change to biodiversity to human well-being, our self-paced online course on Ecosystem-based Adaptation (EbA) will guide you through all you need to know in designing EbA initiatives in practice. The course is free and is now available in both English and French.
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Adaptation Outreach in Eswatini: Building awareness together
How did the government of Eswatini help raise awareness about climate change adaptation? A new story published by the NAP Global Network walks through their outreach program and how it also helped in collecting information on Traditional and Indigenous Knowledge for future decision making.
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