Greening the economy will entail the contraction of high-polluting jobs. This column presents new OECD research using labour force
As the planet warms, the escalation in both frequency and severity of natural disasters be-comes a pressing concern. This
Decarbonising the world economy will require workforces with the skills to support the diffusion of climate-friendly technologies. The effects
In recent years, banks have increasingly embraced net zero commitments as part of their strategy to address climate change.
In the wake of the 2008 global financial crisis, many governments implemented austerity policies aimed at reducing budget deficits
Cities are warming faster than their rural surroundings. But the ecosystem support provided by urban forestry is often omitted
Climate change is a spatial phenomenon. While it will be very costly at equatorial latitudes, where it is already
Policies to limit carbon emissions create trade-offs between reduction and redistribution for policymakers, especially in countries with high inequality.
Green innovation is a key ingredient in the fight against climate change. But while there has been significant progress
The ambition of the Paris Agreement is to limit global warming to “well below 2°C”. This column argues that
Greening the economy will entail the contraction of high-polluting jobs. This column presents new OECD research using labour force
As the planet warms, the escalation in both frequency and severity of natural disasters be-comes a pressing concern. This
Decarbonising the world economy will require workforces with the skills to support the diffusion of climate-friendly technologies. The effects
In recent years, banks have increasingly embraced net zero commitments as part of their strategy to address climate change.
In the wake of the 2008 global financial crisis, many governments implemented austerity policies aimed at reducing budget deficits
Cities are warming faster than their rural surroundings. But the ecosystem support provided by urban forestry is often omitted
Climate change is a spatial phenomenon. While it will be very costly at equatorial latitudes, where it is already
Policies to limit carbon emissions create trade-offs between reduction and redistribution for policymakers, especially in countries with high inequality.
Green innovation is a key ingredient in the fight against climate change. But while there has been significant progress
The ambition of the Paris Agreement is to limit global warming to “well below 2°C”. This column argues that
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