This issue of CCSI Investment Perspectives was contributed by Andrew A. Bernstein. Andrew is an Adjunct Professor of Climate ...
A new report showing that third-party funding does not distort investor-State dispute settlement — it reveals what the system ...
Distinguishing between planetary, economic, and financial risks, and the six distinct policy responses to them. This paper examines a range of public and private institutions whose mandates relate to ...
The Working Group III (WGIII) process at the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law (UNCITRAL) to reform investor–State dispute settlement (ISDS) is about more than drafting legal text ...
Photo by Tasha Lyn on Unsplash. Note: CCSI submitted a response to the OECD public consultation on investment treaties and climate change that builds on the text of this piece. It is available via the ...
Understanding the diverse types of climate change-related risks is crucial for developing effective strategies to address the global climate crisis. A holistic yet disaggregated approach allows for a ...
Today, some of the world’s fastest-growing economies face some of the highest borrowing costs—even for clean energy and development projects with strong fundamentals. This is not a function of global ...
Governments are increasingly being asked to develop integrated strategies for food systems, energy transitions, climate resilience, and land use. However, these strategies depend on participatory ...
Wind and solar energy are essential for the world to reach net zero global emissions in accordance with the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change targets and to advance the Sustainable Development ...
In the fourth expert interview related to CCSI’s work on scaling renewable energy investment, we interviewed Jeffrey Sachs to understand and address the challenges facing developing countries in ...
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