Sustainability Now

Mary Robinson warns that there can no longer be any delay in backing up ambitious commitments with concrete actions.

Zia Khan & John W. McArthur urge world leaders to focus on building a new post-crisis future, rather than returning to the status quo ante.

Kenneth Rogoff explains why carbon border taxes alone will not encourage poorer countries to meet climate goals.

Edmond Alphandéry calls for a global effort to address a major gap in the framework established by the Paris climate agreement.

Andrew Sheng & Xiao Geng argue that constructive climate competition based on targeted reciprocity will leave everyone better off.

Paul Polman hopes that 2021 will be a much better year for international efforts to combat climate change.

Jules Kortenhorst & Andreas Kuhlmann see in the US election result a unique opportunity for concerted action by the world's leading economies.

Michael Froman calls for a broad mobilization to unite policymakers and economic actors behind post-pandemic climate action.