Neo-mercantilism is rewriting the rules of corporate influence

The rise of neo-mercantilism is dangerous, but might not be all bad

Five climate scenarios to wish for in 2026

What climate communicators can learn from John Oliver

A provocative new climate memo gets attention at the expense of impact

Missed targets demonstrate the strengths - and limits - of corporate decarbonisation plans

Don’t blame companies for the climate crisis – it’s in their nature.

Staying grounded in a time of polarised views and contentious headlines

City and provincial governments could have a crucial – and global – role to play in putting carbon pricing on national agendas.

Now, more than ever, climate advocates need to avoid magical thinking about political support.

Please sir, can I have some more specifics?

Just when you least expected it, carbon pricing is back on the US legislative agenda

Not quite, but it needs to get much more serious about branding and storytelling

Why a policy that put money in people’s pockets and helped combat climate change failed... And eight ways to make sure it doesn't happen again.

Could this become the statistic on climate change that becomes accepted fact?

What does it take to communicate corporate sustainability leadership, when most companies just want to keep their heads down?

Is the glass half full or three-quarters empty?

The philanthropist's recent documentary dramatises the gulf between climate optimism and pessimism. But it ducks a perfect opportunity to bridge the two.

It’s never been more important to rectify the names

With climate scepticism resurgent, evidence and reason may not be enough to maintain momentum in the drive toward net-zero.