Local government and climate action
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Local government and climate action

Local governments face rising climate impacts and limited powers but can drive change through stronger skills, data, collaboration, and local innovation to cut emissions.

The Biscay Model: Aligning tax policy with the United Nations sustainable development goals
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The Biscay Model: Aligning tax policy with the United Nations sustainable development goals

Taxation can help governments shape markets for sustainable, inclusive growth. The Biscay Model links corporate tax to SDG performance, offering a tool for aligning fiscal policy with climate goals.

Corporate responsibility in a net zero UK
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Corporate responsibility in a net zero UK

Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) in business is crucial to meet the net zero target in the UK.

COP26 - IIPP busts myths to unlock climate action
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COP26 - IIPP busts myths to unlock climate action

We work closely with governments around the world to rethink the role of the public sector and on market-shaping approaches to address the climate crisis.

Challenges in implementing carbon pricing policy in Malaysia
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Challenges in implementing carbon pricing policy in Malaysia

Malaysia’s push for carbon pricing faces political instability, economic strain and public resistance, but coordinated carbon tax and policies are key to meeting climate goals.

The Climate Policy Baseline of the ‘Big Four’ – China, the EU, India and the US
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The Climate Policy Baseline of the ‘Big Four’ – China, the EU, India and the US

An article examining climate policy in China, the EU, India and the United States, showing how shared learning and collaboration among these major emitters can speed global climate progress.

Podcast: A brief history of UN Climate Conferences (COPs)
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Podcast: A brief history of UN Climate Conferences (COPs)

Dr Harry Kennard looks back at the history of the UN climate conferences and what’s at stake at COP26 in Glasgow.

War is bad for the planet too
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War is bad for the planet too

Military emissions are largely ignored in climate policy, yet war drives major greenhouse gas output, worsening climate risks. Counting and reducing these emissions is essential.

How do policy-makers plan for net zero given all the uncertainties?
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How do policy-makers plan for net zero given all the uncertainties?

Energy models guide UK decarbonisation policy, but uncertain technology and behaviour assumptions limit accuracy. Better modelling, multiple tools, and transparency improve credibility and decisions

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