Publications

This briefing paper assesses the opportunities for Vietnam to transition towards 100% renewable energy and challenges such as high energy demand, the need for energy security, and over-reliance on emissions intensive fossil fuels.

This study finds that irrigation can regionally cancel the effects of these anthropogenic forces in the face of increasing temperatures from global warming.

Here, we present a meta-analysis of aggregate adaptation costs in developing countries, across three groups of estimates: national plan-based, bottom-up science-based, and global top-down estimates.

Several of the world biggest emitters have expressed the targets of their National Determined Contributions in non-greenhouse gas units. The current draft CMA decision in relation to Article 6.2 allows for this inclusion, but there are fundamental concerns with regard to the integrity and effectiveness of such approaches.

This paper outlines why it is not legitimate or defensible — from a factual, legal or equity perspective — for Australia to use Kyoto Protocol “overachievement” toward its Paris Agreement Nationally Determined Contribution.