The Topic of ‘Who Pays’ Re-emerges at the Climate Talks
Attribution leads to a focus on liability that could invite victims of climate change to seek compensation.
‘People’ not governments are raising their voice at the UN climate talks
If there’s one reliable constant at UN climate negotiations, it’s the presence of fossil lobbyists doing what they can to slow the process down.
First it was 1.5, then it was 2 and now it’s 3 degrees…
Time is short...global emissions of climate changing gases need to peak by 2020 - just three years away - in order to keep warming to relatively safe levels.
Climate refugees may soon be offered visas
New Zealand’s climate change minister has announced that the government may consider creating an experimental visa for people fleeing from climate change.
Climate liability may soon begin to target automakers.
These companies knew that fossil fuel production contributed to climate change and they hid it.
KPMG Report: Corporate acknowledgement of climate change financial risk is still lacking
Our survey shows that, even among the world’s largest companies, very few are yet providing investors with adequate indications of value at risk from climate change.
Betting on Climate Change: Winning May Still be Losing
A winning bet on climate change will still be a losing bet.
Pine Beetles don’t respect borders – Canada might be next.
Warming winters in the US enable the invading southern pine beetle to leave a trail of devastated trees that could stretch as far north as Canada.