The Carbon Border: Rethinking Trade in a Warming World
As the EU implements its Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism, we analyze the geopolitical ripple effects and what it means for emerging economies dependent on carbon-intensive exports.
Peer-reviewed research, policy briefs, and working papers on climate change, environmental governance, and sustainable economics.
As the EU implements its Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism, we analyze the geopolitical ripple effects and what it means for emerging economies dependent on carbon-intensive exports.
Satellite data reveals methane emissions are 40% higher than reported. This report maps the worst offenders and proposes a binding international monitoring framework.
A comprehensive audit of the $100 billion annual climate finance promise. Spoiler: we are $680 billion short. Here is what actually needs to happen.
Green hydrogen is being sold as the silver bullet for heavy industry. Our lifecycle analysis shows where it works, where it fails, and where billions are being wasted.
By 2050, 216 million people could be displaced by climate change. Existing refugee law is not built for this. We propose a new legal architecture.
While the world fixates on atmospheric CO2, our oceans are absorbing 30% of emissions. We map the cascading ecosystem collapses already underway.
Case studies from Amsterdam, Seoul, and Sao Paulo show how cities are redesigning waste out of existence — and generating billions in the process.
Microgrids, peer-to-peer energy trading, and community solar are reshaping how power flows. We model what a fully decentralized grid looks like by 2040.