Paris Agreement

Carbon capture is now delivering greener cement, but the biggest challenge remains scale

Press release / New data from LeadIT shows that less than 2% of total global emissions from the cement industry are projected to be captured by 2035.

The politics of coherence

SEI brief / What have seven years of research revealed about aligning climate action and sustainable development?

Slowing momentum and persistent barriers set up a critical year for green steel in 2026

Press release / The global green steel and green iron sector is entering a pivotal moment this year, according to LeadIT.

SEI Currents 2026

Past event / Join us for the fifth SEI Currents – our webinar exploring the forces that will shape the year ahead.

Why language matters in climate negotiations: disentangling cross-border impacts and transboundary climate risks

Perspective / Similar-sounding terms in climate talks can mask very different realities, with real consequences for policy coherence and negotiated outcomes.

The Paris Agreement’s weakness is also its strength

Perspective / Katherine Browne assesses how the Paris Agreement has managed to survive through the tumult of global politics and crises.

The uphill battle of climate action: why multilateralism still matters

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

Turning national climate plans into better instruments of change

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

Humanity’s next task: to step up resilience to climate change risks

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.