Climate Transparency

During COP24 in Katowice, Poland, Climate Transparency will organise several side events, to which we cordially invite you. All details can be found below:"The Emissions...

5 reasons why Trump’s “Paris Agreement is very unfair” argument does not hold.  At the end of this week, the G7 countries meet in Chalevoix,...

Argentina took over the G20 Presidency on 1 December 2017 with three agenda priorities: 1) the future of work; 2) infrastructure for development; and 3)...

Climate change has caused enormous damage to humans and ecosystems. The damage is irreversible, and if it can be repaired, it would take a very...

Exactly five years ago, the landmark Paris Agreement brought new hope for strengthened global climate action. Critically, nations from around the world were able...

According to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change’s (IPCC’s) Special Report Global Warming of 1.5°C, a near-total reduction in the use of coal and...

Joe Biden’s Leaders’ Summit was the first mile of a marathon of climate events in 2021. Probably the most interesting and important aspect –...

During COP25 in Madrid, Spain, Climate Transparency organised several side events. All details can be found below:"High expectations – Did the UN Climate Action Summit...

Between June 2018 and June 2019, partners from Argentina (FARN), Brazil (Centro Clima) and Mexico (ICM) collaborated on the topic of the energy transition...

Ahead of COP25, Climate Transparency launched its Brown to Green Report 2019. Covering 80 indicators, the report is the world’s most comprehensive review of...