World Reaches Peak Gas
Some genuinely good climate news deserves more attention: the share of global electricity produced from fossil gas (methane) fell in 2025 for the fifth year in a row. That is an important milestone–now safely a trend and not a statistical blip. This matters because methane is a super pollutant and still used far too much. […]
EPA’s Endangerment Finding Rescission: What’s Next and Why it Matters?
What just happened with the endangerment finding? The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) finalized a rule rescinding the 2009 “endangerment finding” for greenhouse gases—and, with it, is attempting to unwind the legal predicate for much of the federal government’s ability (and duty) to regulate climate pollution under the Clean Air Act. If you don’t live […]
The G7 climate action you may have missed – harmonizing trade policies with climate goals
This article discusses recent G7 outcomes on trade and climate, highlighting new reports on this topic by Climate Advisers and its partners in the Consortium for Climate-Aligned Trade, and previews a public event with Senator Bill Cassidy on May 2nd, during which he will discuss his forthcoming proposal for a U.S. carbon border adjustment mechanism. The […]
Risks to Sustaining Climate Action: Why Securing Clean Energy Supply Chains Requires A Global Perspective
Climate Advisers analysis of US efforts to shore up clean energy manufacturing and critical mineral supply chains finds significant gaps in current policy and recommends foreign policy actions to enhance US global leadership ahead of the G7 summit. As the world shifts towards clean energy policymakers in the US have increased their efforts to boost […]