After years of planning, China officially launched its national carbon emissions trading system (ETS) last month. With this move, China officially becomes home to the… Read More »China Launches National Carbon Market: What’s Next?
As world leaders continue to implement or expand their carbon pricing schemes, a new report by the Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP) shows that a growing… Read More »Nearly Half of the World’s Largest Companies Now Have An “Internal” Carbon Price
In a 6-3 decision announced late March, the Canadian Supreme Court ruled that the country’s federal carbon pricing system under the Greenhouse Gas Pollution Pricing… Read More »Global Climate Action: Canadian Supreme Court Upholds Carbon Tax & More
A typical day in Southern California includes warm weather, traffic, and maybe even a trip to the beach. Los Angeles, the region’s largest city, averages… Read More »Stormwater Management in California: Charting and Sharing Progress
In a move that aims to continue to bring back evidence-based decision making to the Federal Government, as well as to demonstrate that the US… Read More »Biden Administration Reestablishes the Social Cost of Greenhouse Gases
To kick off the new year, Norway unveiled a white paper that laid plans for the most comprehensive and ambitious climate agenda by the country… Read More »Norway Unveils Plans to Raise Carbon Tax Ceiling for Oil and Gas
Last month, on the week of the fifth anniversary of the Paris Climate Agreement, Prime Minister Trudeau unveiled an ambitious plan for Canada to take… Read More »Canada Commits to Greater Climate Action, Proposes Raising Carbon Tax to $170/tonne
Though 2020 has been a year dominated by the COVID-19 crisis, the threat of climate change continues to loom and only grow with time. In… Read More »Portland Aims to Make Polluters Pay for their Climate Impact