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Aerial view of Guanajuato, Mexico with white and orange-coloured colonial-era buildings, including churches, hotels and houses

Seizing the urban opportunity: how national governments can recover from Covid-19, secure shared prosperity and tackle the climate crisis through cities

The Great Hall of the People in Beijing, China. Photo: Sapphire / Getty Images

How ambitious is China’s five-year plan on climate targets?

Assessing the level of inter-sectoral policy integration for governance in the water–energy nexus: a comparative study of Los Angeles and Beijing

Rice field in Yunnan, China

Pollution and Climate Smart Agriculture in China (PaCSAC)

Project
Air
Water
Climate
2020 - 2022
China

The Carbon Inequality Era

Addressing air pollution to tackle public health and climate change

Cattle herding in Boquete, Panama

Trase Yearbook reveals the state of forest-risk commodity supply chains

Deforestation for palm oil production. Photo: Auriga Nusantara / Trase Earth

More than half of tropical deforestation linked to exports of key commodities is happening in less than 5% of producing regions

Review on climate and water resource implications of reducing renewable power curtailment in China: A nexus perspective

The importance of stakeholders in scoping risk assessments – lessons from low-carbon transitions

Desertification control practices in China

Can the EU and China save the Paris Agreement in 2020?

Event
Governance
Climate
12 February 2020
08:00 - 10:00 CET
Stockholm, Sweden
EU
China

The water-energy nexus: comparing how Los Angeles and Beijing integrate policies across sectors

SEI briefs
Water
Energy
16 January 2020
California
China

Steelworker using digital tablet in steel mill

Industry transitions: a critical gap in national climate commitments

Consumer markets and companies linked to habitat loss for rare species in Brazil’s savannah: new paper