Americas

Ny rapport: Vad investerare behöver veta för att påskynda grön omställning inom klimatintensiva sektorer

Press release / I en ny rapport förklarar hållbarhetsexperter vad som krävs för att uppnå nettonoll-omställning inom klimatintensiva sektorer.

Is industry transition now a priority in the latest round of NDCs?

SEI brief / This assessment looks at the latest round of nationally determined contributions (NDCs) and the progress made in raising industry transition ambition levels.

Don’t drain the swamp! Arctic wetlands threatened by climate change and human impacts

Perspective / Effective stewardship of Arctic wetlands, including conservation and restoration efforts, can buy time by contributing to climate mitigation and adaptation.

The politics of climate finance coordination

SEI brief / The fragmented climate finance landscape needs to develop a cohesive strategy to deploy aid most effectively for the countries that benefit from the funding.

It’s time to hold governments to task for fossil fuels they permit

Perspective / Countries need to pair their emission reduction commitments with clear and transparent plans to wind down fossil fuel production.

Phasing out the blast furnace to meet global climate targets

Journal article / Aging manufacturing infrastructure for producing steel is a major culprit for climate-changing greenhouse gas emissions. A shift to new technologies will help.

Gobiernos del mundo deben tomar medidas inmediatas para cerrar la brecha de producción de combustibles fósiles

Feature / Informe sobre brecha de producción 2021 muestra que planes de producción de combustibles fósiles siguen peligrosamente desincronizados con el Acuerdo de Paris.

Science and research key for a sustainable blue economy

Press release / Kenya, Canada, Japan and Portugal hosted a high-level blue economy side event in New York to launch an SEI-authored sustainable blue economy book.

Governments’ fossil fuel production plans remain dangerously out of sync with Paris limits

Press release / Over the next two decades, governments are collectively projecting an increase in global oil and gas production, and only a modest decrease in coal production.