Climate Policy

Tang Wei, of the Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences, and Li Jin, of the Shanghai Environment and Energy Exchange, argue that a post-earthquake Japan may shift its climate policy. On March 11, a massive, 9.0-magnitude earthquake in Japan's ... See all stories on this topic »

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The role of civil society in global climate policy is mysterious to many in China, writes Chen Jiliang. But public campaigning is crucial work that must ... See all stories on this topic »

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US negotiators headed to Cancún weakened by a year of domestic disappointments, but bright spots for American climate policy still exist. ... See all stories on this topic »

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At the regional level, climate policy needs simultaneously to take steps to curtail the pain and maximise the gain in the transition to a low-carbon economy ...
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So what next for Australian climate policy? Ultimately, Australia's posture internationally and ambition domestically depends on a credible carbon price. ...
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In a 2008 editorial in Climate Policy on the UN climate-change summit in Bali in 2007, “The Bali COP: plus ça change”, I noted that we had launched “the ...
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