
Climate fairness, economic development, and Europe’s responsibility
The idea of equal cumulative emissions per person is simple: every individual should have an equal claim on the

The idea of equal cumulative emissions per person is simple: every individual should have an equal claim on the

Climate-driven displacement is widely expected to push millions across international borders. Drawing on monthly bilateral flows for 127 developing-country

Climate-driven displacement is widely expected to push millions across international borders. Drawing on monthly bilateral flows for 127 developing-country

Survey evidence shows regulated manufacturers respond to the EU carbon price, but want reassurance on policy direction and stringency.

As countries consider trade deals to foster development, the question of how trade impacts pollution keeps resurfacing. This column

As the EU reintegrates international carbon credits into its climate framework, understanding the associated risks is essential. For more

Nearly 1 in 5 people globally are at high risk from climate hazards, living in areas exposed to extreme

Low insurance coverage is turning EU governments into disaster insurers of last resort, strengthening the case for prevention and

With falling commercial and emergency oil reserves, Europe’s oil price shock could soon become a volume crisis – a

In 1990, facing a public health crisis, Mexico City initiated its first multiyear air quality management strategy, significantly reducing

The idea of equal cumulative emissions per person is simple: every individual should have an equal claim on the

Climate-driven displacement is widely expected to push millions across international borders. Drawing on monthly bilateral flows for 127 developing-country

Climate-driven displacement is widely expected to push millions across international borders. Drawing on monthly bilateral flows for 127 developing-country

Survey evidence shows regulated manufacturers respond to the EU carbon price, but want reassurance on policy direction and stringency.

As countries consider trade deals to foster development, the question of how trade impacts pollution keeps resurfacing. This column

As the EU reintegrates international carbon credits into its climate framework, understanding the associated risks is essential. For more

Nearly 1 in 5 people globally are at high risk from climate hazards, living in areas exposed to extreme

Low insurance coverage is turning EU governments into disaster insurers of last resort, strengthening the case for prevention and

With falling commercial and emergency oil reserves, Europe’s oil price shock could soon become a volume crisis – a

In 1990, facing a public health crisis, Mexico City initiated its first multiyear air quality management strategy, significantly reducing




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