Publications

This report examines for the first time what the Paris Agreement 1.5°C limit means for coal phase-out in Germany’s electricity generation. It sets out a coal exit strategy for Germany's electricity supply including co-benefits.

This study analyzes to what extent a one-off extreme weather event can have persistent effects on household-level asset growth.

An analysis of the institutional and political context of climate change in Senegal has been undertaken.

A stocktake of science-based knowledge painted a clear picture of the existing knowledge of impacts, vulnerability, adaptation options and strategies available in Senegal.

This submission assesses which of the options proposed for the New Zealand government’s proposal for a Zero Carbon Bill are compatible with the Paris Agreement's long-term temperature goal.

Recent publications have argued that the remaining “carbon budget” available to meet the Paris agreement long-term temperature goal is larger than previously estimated in IPCC AR5. This briefing outlines why the notion of “more time” for climate protection is ill advised. We have no time to lose to achieve 1.5°C.