Publications

In this paper we discuss how the European Commission’s relabelling of the former “hold-below-2°C” pathways associated with the 2010 Cancun Agreements as the Paris Agreement temperature goal – “hold warming well-below 2°C, limit to 1.5°C ” is not correct. By design, the Paris long-term temperature goal is a strengthening of the former 2°C goal.

This report, the second country assessment in the Climate Action Tracker's Scaling Up Climate Action Series, analyses areas where the European Union could accelerate its climate action.

This briefing addresses grave scientific concerns in relation to proposed geoengineering techniques such as solar radiation management.

The report finds that while a number of reporting rules and accounting practices are already in place with direct applicability to the implementation of Carbon Dioxide Removal options, many governance gaps remain.

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.