The Net Zero Tracker assesses companies’ environmental commitments and reveals that many corporate next-zero plans are not as good as they sound. Thomas Hale quoted.

Thomas Hale comments on progress at COP26.

"The digital threat is too existential to be left to individual firms", writes Ciaran Martin.

Thomas Hale is quoted in the article and says that the race by major economies and companies to dominate key technologies can be a positive outcome for the climate.

In-depth piece about the shift in global climate politics and the new Net Zero Tracker; Thomas Hale is quoted.

Thomas Hale comments on carbon offsets and says that many companies have not been clear whether and to what extent they plan to use offsetting to achieve their net-zero targets.

Now that net zero has become nearly universal, it must become universally robust, argue Thomas Hale and ECIU's Richard Black.

Ngaire Woods identifies three factors – leadership, effective internal processes, and transparency – that international organisations can employ when managing the constant tension between powerful members' interests and those of the rest.