Thomas Hale discussed net zero governance on the Kleinman Center for Energy Policy’s podcast series.

Thomas Hale argues in the Financial Times that carbon offsets are not necessarily a no-no, but companies must be transparent in how they use them.

Ngaire Woods writes about the interrelated economic and political crises in poorer countries that are putting millions of lives at risk, and argues mitigation is possible if leading economies use their combined resources in the IMF and the World Bank.

Karthik Ramanna co-authors a piece arguing that a new way of accounting and a re-evaluation of the value chain are key to a clear net-zero vision for sustainability strategies.

Dapo Akande is interviewed about the International Criminal Court's jurisdiction and evidence gathering process.

Federica D'Alessandra and Ross J Gildea examine the potential dangers of surveillance technology for enabling state violence, as well as the need for international regulations to control the use of surveillance tech.