CDR Brief Issue 12: Türkiye Is About to Be Charged for Its Carbon; It Should Get Paid to Remove It
Carbon prices are arriving. Handled well, they could seed an industry, not just a bill. Carbon emissions are about to…
An open look at COP31, through Türkiye’s lens, with voices from across the field.
Carbon prices are arriving. Handled well, they could seed an industry, not just a bill. Carbon emissions are about to…
Removing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere is only the first half of carbon removal. The second half is storage. A…
Why electrification cannot scale through generation alone… The incoming COP31 Presidency has placed a clear number at the centre of…
Climate change is no longer solely an environmental issue. It has become a global challenge that directly affects economic growth,…
Let us make no mistake: the most consequential choice about COP31 has already been made, and it was not made…
COP31 and New Alliances in an Age of Geopolitical Fragmentation This is the sixth piece in a series on the…
A first-week dispatch from the 2026 UN High-Level Political Forum on Sustainable Development New York in July is full of…
This is the fifth piece in a series on the political economy of climate finance. Previous pieces examined the geopolitical…
Net-zero commitments are becoming increasingly common across industries. Yet for many companies, the largest share of emissions does not come…
Carbon dioxide removal is no longer only a voluntary market topic. Around the world, governments are beginning to shape how…