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C2ES outlines how and why companies use carbon pricing to prepare for climate change

Indigenous communities, advocacy groups petition at the Canadian Energy & Mines Ministers Conference

Suddenly marine hotspots are raising sea levels in the eastern US. It may not be a permanent hazard – but it is a warning.

Paying for forests conserves a vital world resource. But somebody must pay the locals a tangible share of the intangible global gains.

The thermometer rises, the air becomes saturated, and the warmer, wetter world turns potentially lethal. By 2100, billions could be in danger

Oil and gas shares offer diminishing returns, and more investors will spurn fossil fuels, though finding a new home for their money is not easy.

The growing popularity of electric cars leads one major European manufacturer to a sharp cut in fossil fuel-driven vehicle production. 

Unabated Climate Change Would Reverse the Hard-Earned Development Gains in Asia — New Report