A recent webinar hosted by the International Institute for Sustainable Development, The Policy Practice, and the Thinking and Working Politically Community of...

The Ukraine war taught Europe — and many other countries — the dangers of continued reliance on volatile oil and...

Food systems are under strain: aquifers are running dry, rivers are overdrawn, topsoil is disappearing, and nitrogen pollution is overwhelming...

Affordable, reliable energy matters because it affects whether households can pay their bills and businesses can prosper — but too...

Different forms of discrimination and marginalization — such as racism, ableism, and discrimination on the basis of gender identity —...

Every day, we are exposed to a chemical “cocktail” we did not choose and cannot see. From the water we...

How do you explain the boom in solar energy we’re seeing today? Renewables are scaling fast because it’s become affordable...

The World Trade Organization (WTO) agriculture negotiations have been stalled for years. Members broadly agree on the need to discipline...

Subsidies have long been debated: criticized for distorting markets and harming the environment, yet embraced to build green industries, protect...

As governments confront rising misinformation, constrained budgets, and intensifying climate risks, the need for evidence-based policy has never been greater....

Russian state entities are threatening to use the 1989 Belgium-Luxembourg (BLEU)–USSR bilateral investment treaty (BIT) to sue Belgium over the...

The 2025 G20 Leaders’ Summit in South Africa sent mixed signals on climate action. In this year’s Leaders’ Declaration, climate change...