Loss and Damage Finance Emerges as Climate Policy’s Third Pillar, But Justice Questions Remain
A new editorial argues that loss and damage finance must move beyond humanitarian relief toward justice-oriented, community-centered climate action.
Tag: Climate Policy
Southeast Asia’s Hidden Carbon Flows Mapped Like an Ecosystem Food Web
A new study applies ecological network analysis to ASEAN's trade data, revealing a net export of embodied carbon and structural ...
Pastoralist policy paradoxes in the Anthropocene
African pastoralists have contributed least to the carbon-intensive political economies that define the Anthropocene, yet they appear disproportionately within climate-policy ...
China’s Urban Energy Peak: Most Cities Haven’t Actually Peaked Yet
A new study of 336 Chinese cities finds only 88 have entered a stable post-peak energy phase, revealing that historical ...
Cross-Sectoral Climate Policies Emerge as Strongest Driver of Adaptation Readiness
A 20-year analysis of 59 countries finds that cross-sectoral climate policies show the most consistent link to adaptation readiness gains, ...
The New Map of Climate Power: Which Countries Win and Lose in the Low-Carbon Transition
A new Nature Sustainability study quantifies fossil fuel losses, avoided damages, renewable potential and carbon sequestration across 169 countries, revealing ...
Mindfulness Training Makes People Calmer, But Not Greener or Fairer, Trial Finds
A randomized controlled trial among German university students found that an eight-week online mindfulness course increased mindfulness, self-compassion, and nature ...
New world map reveals which countries win and lose most from climate policy
A PIK study in Nature Sustainability maps how climate policy affects national assets in 169 countries, identifying five interest clusters ...
New Oxford Handbook Argues Social Science Is as Vital as Technology for Climate Action
A new 700-page Oxford University Press handbook edited by UC Merced's Paul Almeida gathers more than 60 scholars across 39 ...
Ordinary citizens out-ambition governments on climate, but politicians rarely listen
A systematic counterfactual analysis of 488 recommendations from six European climate assemblies finds that citizens consistently propose more ambitious climate ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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