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1. Carbon border adjustments, climate clubs, and subsidy races when climate policies vary

2. Armed group opportunism in the face of recent crises: COVID-19 and climate change

3. Climate Protection Litigation on the Rise

4. Section 232 reloaded: the false promise of the transatlantic ‘climate club’ for steel and aluminium

5. Most green funds do not have a sustainability impact

6. Bridging the Gap: A "Sustainable Food Seal"

7. Global Terrorism Index 2023

8. It’s not a Sprint, it’s a Marathon: Reviewing Governmental R&D Support for Environmental Innovation

9. Planetary health: A holistic vision for people and the planet

10. Gender Dimensions of Climate Insecurity

11. Monetary Policy for the Climate? A Money View Perspective on Green Central Banking

12. Navigating the Crises in European Energy

13. Climate Finance Effectiveness: Six Challenging Trends

14. Building a Portfolio of Pull Financing Mechanisms for Climate and Development

15. Let Them Eat Carbon

16. WTO 2025: Getting back to the negotiating table

17. The role of competition in the transition to climate neutrality

18. We Will Build the Future: A Plan to Save the Planet

19. Behavior Change in the Face of Disaster Risk Finance

20. The Price of Speculation: Cryptocurrencies and Climate Change

21. To Prevent the Collapse of Biodiversity, the World Needs a New Planetary Politics

22. The portfolio of economic policies needed to fight climate change

23. How carbon tariffs and climate clubs can slow global warming

24. A reform strategy to transform energy: From piecemeal to systemwide change

25. Carbon dioxide removal in a global analytical climate economy

26. The impact of trade and trade policy on the environment and the climate: A review

27. The Consequences of Unilateral Withdrawals from the Paris Agreement

28. Climate Change, Central Banking, and Financial Supervision: Beyond the Risk Exposure Approach

29. Climate Policies after Paris: Pledge, Trade, and Recycle

30. Fossil Fuel Subsidy Inventories vs. Net Carbon Prices: a Consistent Approach for Measuring Fossil Fuel Price Incentives

31. Nature-based solutions to development and climate change challenges: Understanding ecosystem-based adaptation approaches

32. How to rein in fossil fuel subsidies ? Towards a New WTO Regime

33. Electoral Rights of Environmentally Displaced Persons

34. What Are the Distributional Implications of Climate Policies? Recent Evidence from Developing Countries

35. The Untapped Potential of Global Climate Funds for Investing in Social Protection

36. Adapting humanitarian action to the effects of climate change

37. Green Hydrogen in a Circular Carbon Economy: Opportunities and Limits

38. Can Panel Data Methodologies Determine the Impact of Climate Change on Economic Growth?

39. Strengthening Regional Policy Frameworks to Better Respond to Environmental Migration: Recommendations for the UK Government

40. Who’s Responsible for Climate Change? New Evidence Based on Country-Level Estimates of Climate Debt

41. Navigating the Straits: Pull Financing for Climate and Development Outcomes

42. Valuing Climate Liabilities: Calculating the Cost of Countries’ Historical Damage from Carbon Emissions to Inform Future Climate Finance Commitments

43. Operationalizing Climate Adaptation at the US International Development Finance Corporation: The Case for an Agriculture-Led Agenda in Low-Income Countries

44. How Do Development Agencies Support Climate Action?

45. Can climate change be tackled without ditching economic growth?

46. Climate-related Security Risks in the 2020 Updated Nationally Determined Contributions

47. Global Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) Capital Allocation Strategies Between Impact Ambitions and Measurement Challenges

48. Stranded Fossil-Fuel Assets Translate into Major Losses for Investors in Advanced Economies

49. Future of Construction

50. DART-BIO: A technical description

51. The Need for Local Governance of Global Commons: The Example of Blue Carbon Ecosystems

52. Accounting for terrestrial and marine carbon sink enhancement

53. Framing Climate Change: The Need for a Human Security Perspective

54. Annex | ALNAP Lessons Paper: Adapting humanitarian action to climate change

55. Global Governance 2.0: The Collective Choreography of Cooperation

56. Climate Change in Women, Peace and Security National Action Plans

57. The Geopolitics of Food Security: Barriers to the Sustainable Development Goal of Zero Hunger

58. Pathways of Climate Insecurity: Guidance for Policymakers

59. Building the Banking Sector’s Capacity for Green Infrastructure Investments for a Low-Carbon Economy

60. Carbon Pricing and the Elasticity of CO2 Emissions

61. Understanding Climate-Security Risks: A Mechanism-based Approach

62. Making Peace with Climate Adaptation

63. Modeling Myths: On the Need for Dynamic Realism in DICE and other Equilibrium Models of Global Climate Mitigation

64. Sorry, but the Virus Shows Why There Won’t Be Global Action on Climate Change

65. A Near-Term to Net Zero Alternative to the Social Cost of Carbon for Setting Carbon Prices

66. Net-Zero and Geospheric Return: Actions Today for 2030 and Beyond

67. Nowhere to Hide: Implications for Policy, Industry, and Finance of Satellite-Based Methane Detection

68. Expanding the Reach of a Carbon Tax: Emissions Impacts of Pricing Combined with Additional Climate Actions

69. Engaging State-Owned Enterprises in Climate Action: Workshop Report

70. Carbon Consumption Patterns of Emerging Middle Classes

71. Powering the Globe: Lessons from Southeast Asia for China’s Global Energy Interconnection Initiative

72. Reduce, Remove, Recycle: Clarifying the Overlap between Carbon Removal and CCUS

73. A preliminary assessment of the impacts, implications, and opportunities of COVID-19 on the coastal and marine environment and resources

74. City Resiliency and Climate Change: A Report from the 2020 Inter-Policy School Summit

75. Low-Carbon Transition Risks for Finance

76. Inequality in Energy Consumption: Statistical Equilibrium or a Question of Accounting Conventions?

77. Ownership in the Electricity Market: Property, the Firm, and the Climate Crisis

78. Climate Security: Making it #Doable

79. Advancing United Nations Responses to Climate-related Security Risks

80. Navigating Low-Carbon Finance Management at Banks and Non-Banking Financial Institutions

81. Supply and Demand in a Time of Changing Geopolitics and a Changing Climate

82. Central Bank Mandates, Sustainability Objectives and the Promotion of Green Finance

83. Inequality in Energy Consumption: Statistical Equilibrium or a Question of Accounting Conventions?

84. Responding to Economic and Ecological Deficits

85. Leading Change in United Nations Organizations

86. What’s next for UN climate negotiations? The UNFCCC in the era of populism and multipolar competition

87. Can Non-State Actors Help to Overcome Barriers to State Cooperation? The Case of Global Climate Governance

88. Not All that Glitters Is Gold: An Analysis of the Global Pact for the Environment Project

89. What Is a Climate Response Measure? Breaking the Trade Taboo in Confronting Climate Change

90. Designing High-seas Marine Protected Areas to Conserve Blue Carbon Ecosystems: A Climate-essential Development?

91. Governance of Marine Geoengineering

92. Should Monetary Policy Take Inequality and Climate Change into Account?

93. Engaging State-Owned Enterprises in Climate Action

94. Low-Carbon Heat Solutions for Heavy Industry: Sources, Options, and Costs Today

95. Outcome Report on the Climate Crisis, Global Land Use and Human Rights Conference

96. Economic Growth and Carbon Emissions: The Road to ‘Hothouse Earth’ is Paved with Good Intentions

97. Digital Decarbonization

98. The Content of a WTO Climate Waiver

99. Participation of Non-party Stakeholders under the UNFCCC: Options for Future Engagement

100. The Impact of Laudato Si’ on the Paris Climate Agreement