The Paris Agreement 10 years later

Perspective / Chloe Pottinger-Glass makes the case for the value of global cooperation and coordination on climate change.

Perspective / Silvia Ulloa underlines ways to make nationally determined contributions to the Paris Agreement more powerful instruments for change.

Perspective / Katy Harris examines what the Paris Agreement set in motion by recognizing the concept that adapting to climate change is as important as reducing it.

Perspective / Janne Parviainen argues that, in the face of inaction by governments, citizens can and should take actions to lead the way.

Perspective / Andreas Hoy argues that a measure of the Paris Agreement's success will be the degree to which urban areas can become resilient to climate change.

Perspective / Chris Malley argues that improvements in air quality and public health can offer motivation for increasing climate actions. 

Perspective / Heidi Tuhkanen examines adaptation trends in Europe – what has helped drive change and what needs to happen to break through longstanding bottlenecks.

Perspective / Alphayo Lutta gives the Paris Agreement a report card on its first 10 years and outlines ways to improve the grade over the next decade.

Perspective / Research Fellow Mónica Trujillo argues that forests should be a cornerstone of climate action going forward.

Perspective / As the Paris Agreement approaches its 10-year anniversary, Sara Vigil reflects on its impact and future.

Perspective / Karen Brandon introduces a series of perspectives by SEI researchers examining the past and future of the Paris Agreement on its 10-year anniversary this month.