Why It’s Hard to Know What’s Going On With Corporate Climate Commitments
The current narrative surrounding corporate climate commitments is one of retreat, but the reality is more complicated. There are clear signs climate action in the US private sector is still occurring and might exceed your expectations. But getting a clear picture of what is happening on the ground is a challenge. Despite the hostile political environment, […]
The “2025 Retreat” of Financial Institution Climate Action Is No Reason to Panic
Over the course of 2025, financial institution climate action has decreased in the face of a vocal backlash against sustainable investment, with some institutions publicly loosening their net zero commitments in addition. Despite these shifts, climate transitions will deter the total abandonment of financial institution climate action. The global push toward a low-carbon economy needs to […]
How The G7 Can Work with Trump on Trade Emissions
Challenges and opportunities to establish Climate-Aligned Trade policies during President Trump’s second term to tackle trade emissions Tensions are high between the United States and its G7 allies, with President Trump once again threatening tariffs to pressure other countries into aligning with his economic agenda. However, it remains unclear whether these threats will materialize as […]
The G7’s Role In Promoting Climate-Aligned Trade
With carbon leakage, industrial decarbonization, and supply chain resilience at the forefront of international discussions, how can G7 nations leverage trade policy to accelerate climate progress? DOWNLOAD REPORT As global trade policies increasingly intersect with climate action, the G7 has emerged as a key forum for driving climate-aligned trade initiatives. This Climate Advisers […]
It’s Time to Drop the ‘Hard-to-Abate’ Label for Industrial Decarbonization
Climate Advisers share 3 strategies to spur demand for industrial decarbonization to grow demand for solutions that can solve the challenges we face today.
What Would A Kamala Harris Administration Mean for Climate Action?
A Vice President Kamala Harris administration in now possible. As a key partner in President Biden’s climate agenda, is now the presumptive 2024 Democratic presidential nominee. Harris is expected to maintain Biden’s climate policies while potentially adopting more progressive stances to inspire young voters and contrast with former President Trump’s fossil fuel-friendly policies. Going Beyond […]
G7 cooperation with China on climate-aligned trade is vital – Commentary
G7 countries should work with China to put in place climate-aligned trade policies needed to accelerate global climate action, by harnessing the power of international trade to promote innovation, reduce costs, and stimulate demand for green goods, write Matt Piotrowski and Joseph Dellatte. This article was originally published by Euractiv. Authors: Matt Piotrowski is a […]
Despite Positive Signals on Climate-Aligned Trade, G7 Ministerial a Partially Missed Opportunity
The Group of Seven (G7) Ministers’ agreement to phase out the use of coal for power generation by 2035 has garnered the most media attention from the group’s recent ministerial meeting and is obviously a very welcome development for achieving long-term climate goals. The communiqué released by the G7 Ministers of Climate, Energy, and the […]
Industrial Decarbonization in the Aluminum Market: Challenges and Opportunities
Aluminum industrial decarbonization is a major climate issue. Climate Advisers and Atlantic Council’s new report shares recommendations on how to get it done.
The Impact of the 2024 Election on State-Level Climate Action
How will U.S. state-level climate action be impacted by the 2024 federal election?