Posted 11 Jun 2021 in
Germany, Italy and the United States will participate in the G7 summit as global leaders in green competitiveness, while Australia will attend as a ‘green laggard’, according to a new analysis published today (11 June 2021) .
Posted 1 Apr 2021 in Press releases
A robust carbon pricing framework is needed to support decarbonisation of industry and avoid important UK exports being penalised by the EU’s carbon border adjustment mechanism, according to a new report published today (April 1st 2021)
Posted 8 Mar 2021 in Press releases
A new paper published today (February 8th) by the Grantham Research Institute on Climate Change and the Environment at the…
Posted 21 Jan 2021 in Commentary
Bob Ward summarises the reactions to President Biden’s actions and intentions on climate and the environment.
Posted 15 Jan 2021 in Commentary
A recent think tank report that predicts significant disruption to jobs in the UK from the transition to net-zero emissions uses a potentially misleading method, argues Alex Bowen, whose own analysis shows that, with the right policies, the transition could benefit workers throughout the country.
Posted 7 Nov 2020 in Announcements
Commenting on the outcome of the 2020 US presidential election, Professor Lord Nicholas Stern, chair of the Grantham Research Institute…
Posted 3 Nov 2020 in Press releases
Climate change induced increases in flood-prone new homes built in England and Wales over the last decade could be 10…
Posted 21 Oct 2020 in Press releases
London, 13 October 2020: The ESRC Centre for Climate Change Economics and Policy and Chronos Sustainability are pleased to announce the publication of Climate Change and the Governance of Corporations: Lessons from the Retail Sector. The book, published by Routledge, is co-authored by Dr Rory Sullivan (CEO of Chronos Sustainability,and Visiting Professor at the Grantham […]
Posted 1 Oct 2020 in Commentary
The UK government has announced an all-male COP26 leadership team. A line-up that includes women would not only be more representative, but could also be more effective and trusted, argue the authors of this commentary.
Posted 25 Sep 2020 in Commentary
Nicholas Stern explains why President Xi’s historic pledge to cut China’s emissions to net-zero by 2060, announced this week, could prove to be a key milestone on the path to a healthier, safer and more prosperous future.
