Critical Minerals, Geopolitics, and the Risks for Achieving Net-Zero Transition
This event will bring together leading voices in the field for a panel discussion on the risks for the net-zero transition caused by the dependence on critical minerals.
Event type: Past Event
Whatever It Takes – Is There A Plan B For Climate Change?
Plan A for climate change should be to change our growth model to reduce emissions sufficiently to stop global warming…
Trade and Climate: a negotiating agenda for the WTO?
After striking a deal on fisheries subsidies, could trade and climate be the next negotiating challenge for the WTO?
Disruptive Energy Futures | Amory Lovins
Amory Lovins, a physicist and cofounder of RMI, a worldwide consultant, and a designer of superefficient buildings, vehicles, equipment, and factories.
Global Trends in Climate Litigation
This event will mark the launch of the Grantham Research Institute’s 2022 Global Trends in Climate Change Litigation Policy Report.
Climate Change Diplomacy: a most dangerous game
This keynote lecture will explain: why, despite thirty years of diplomatic effort, global collective action on climate change has failed;…
Biodiversity and Financial Stability: action by central banks and supervisors
Registration for this event on Zoom will open after 10am on Thursday 3 March. This event brings together a high-profile panel…
Money (Not) to Burn: Payments for Ecosystem Services to Reduce Crop Residue Burning | Seema Jayachandran
Seema Jayachandran is a Professor of Economics at Northwestern University. She will be discussing her paper: Money (Not) to Burn: Payments for Ecosystem Services to Reduce Crop Residue Burning. Abstract Payments for ecosystem services – and conditional cash transfers more broadly – encourage specific behaviors by rewarding participants who undertake the behaviors. However, incomplete markets […]
Climate Change: Economics and Governance
Explore the challenges, navigate the risks and unlock the opportunities that climate change represents for your organisation Climate change is…
The Global Water Footprint of Distortionary Agricultural Policy | Tamma Carleton
Tamma Carleton is an Assistant Professor of Economics at the Bren School of Environmental Science & Management at UC Santa Barbara. She will be presenting her paper ‘The global water footprint of distortionary agricultural policy’.