Local Voices and Lived Experience Must Shape Climate Policy, Kerala Study Finds
A new study of two Kerala coastal communities shows that lived experience and local knowledge vary sharply even within similar ...
Tag: Climate Policy
Green Energy’s Benefits Cross Borders: Global Study Finds Renewables Cut Emissions Far Beyond Their Own Backyard
A global spatial analysis of 96 countries finds that renewable energy cuts carbon emissions more strongly in neighbouring nations than ...
When Washington Walks Away: How Trump’s Government Reshapes the Fight Against Global Problems
A new analysis argues that while Trump-era American withdrawal inflicts severe immediate harm on climate action and pandemic preparedness, the ...
Digitalization Lowers Emissions in Emerging Economies, but Carbon Lock-In Slows the Fix
A new panel study of fifteen emerging economies finds that digitalization lowers carbon emissions at any given income level but ...
Just Climate Futures: Why the Net Zero Transition Must Put Social Inclusion First
A new book review in the Journal of Environmental Studies and Sciences examines how Carolyn Snell and Lucie Middlemiss argue ...
Carbon Markets and Climate Pledges Drive Renewables, But Green Bonds Lag, Study Finds
A new panel study of seventeen economies finds that economic growth, post-Paris climate commitments, and carbon pricing strongly drive renewable ...
Ethiopia’s Billion-Tree Gamble: What Science Says About the Green Legacy Initiative
A new synthesis of 38 peer-reviewed studies finds Ethiopia's Green Legacy Initiative has delivered real ecological gains but faces persistent ...
Climate Overshoot Leaves Lasting Damage Even After Temperatures Fall Back
New research shows that temporarily exceeding warming targets such as 1.5°C leaves lasting changes in permafrost, sea level and ocean ...
The Feasibility Syndrome: How Fear of Failure Undermines Ambitious Public Policy
A new theoretical study argues that exaggerated concerns about political feasibility, illustrated by European climate policy and Chinese tax and ...
Green technology emerges as China’s strongest lever against carbon intensity
New quantile-based research shows that green technology, digitalization and a combined technological ecosystem consistently reduce China's carbon intensity, with effects ...
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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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