Making the Action Agenda an Effective Engine of Implementation
At COP30, Parties committed to a new era focused on implementing the Paris Agreement. The Action Agenda, the implementation tier of multilateralism, is critical architecture (…)
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WBCSD launches new guidance to support the scale-up of sustainable alternative feedstocks
The transition to a low-carbon and circular economy requires a fundamental shift away from fossil-based feedstocks toward sustainable alternatives. While momentum is growing across industries, (…)
The Natural Climate Solutions Alliance’s COP30 Policy Asks
On the occasion of COP30, the NCS Alliance has three key recommendations for the Parties of the Paris Agreement: Unlock finance for nature-based solutions through carbon markets: (…)
Industrial heat: an overlooked piece in the decarbonization puzzle
Examining the best practices of policy approaches to industrial process heat decarbonization
The Nature Restoration Law is a historic milestone for Europe
The European Council’s recent adoption of the Nature Restoration Regulation marks a pivotal moment in European environmental policy.
The Buildings Breakthrough: Global push for near-zero emission and resilient buildings by 2030 unveiled at COP28
This press release was originally published by the Global Alliance for Buildings and Construction. Dubai, 6 December 2023 — The Governments of France and Morocco, together with (…)
Leading companies form collaborative agreements in India and Mexico to drive investments in zero-emission vehicles
Dubai, 5 December 2023 – Following the historical India e-truck demand announcement at G20, more than 30 major companies have united as part of the Zero-Emission Vehicles in (…)
Global consortium of governments, industry and investors spearheads innovative investment strategy for zero-emission vehicles
Partners within the Collective for Clean Transport Finance will collaborate to accelerate investments in global projects for road transport electrification. Dubai, 4 December 2023 – Today, (…)
Building a global action agenda for built environment market transformation
New York Climate Week provided a platform for sustainability leaders to tackle one of the most pressing challenges of our time: transforming the built environment to combat the climate crisis.
If we act today, we can halve the emissions of the built environment by 2030
This year’s climate summit, COP27, hosted by Egypt, is taking place at a tough time for global collaboration on all matters, such as global security, environment, energy, and most importantly, human survival.