In the media Project Syndicate How to end climate failure Dennis Snower, Senior Research Fellow, argues that achieving the necessary collective mobilisation will require leaders to follow the late Nobel laureate economist Elinor Ostrom’s core principles. Dennis Snower Climate and environment Global governance
Publication 29 November 2021 Governing net zero: the conveyor belt In this policy memo Thomas Hale outlines what the next steps for an effective net zero governance system could look like to shift rules and drive change. Thomas Hale Climate and environment Global governance
In the media Just Security Good COP, bad COP: after the mixed results of COP26, what’s next? DPhil student Jocelyn Perry co-authored a piece with Ben Abraham (DPhil 2015) looking at the legacy of COP26 and how the international community can build on the promises made in Glasgow. Ben Abraham Climate and environment Global governance
In the media ProMarket Addressing climate change must begin with verifiable carbon accounting Karthik Ramanna and Robert S Kaplan propose a new approach for verifiable accounting on indirect corporate emissions. Karthik Ramanna Climate and environment Business and capitalism ... Economic growth and equality
In the media Time As more companies make net-zero pledges, some aren’t as good as they sound 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 Climate and environment Global governance
In the media Science Business COP26: Series of initiatives aims to accelerate the transfer of green technology to the developing world 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. Thomas Hale Climate and environment Global governance
In the media Time The world's top carbon emitters now all have net zero pledges. Most of them are too vague In-depth piece about the shift in global climate politics and the new Net Zero Tracker; Thomas Hale is quoted. Thomas Hale Climate and environment Global governance
In the media Politico COP26: A $130T climate promise is greeted with suspicion 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. Thomas Hale Climate and environment Global governance
In the media Business Green The end of the beginning of net zero Now that net zero has become nearly universal, it must become universally robust, argue Thomas Hale and ECIU's Richard Black. Thomas Hale Climate and environment Global governance
