Posted 24 Jan 2014 in Commentary
Par Laurence Tubiana (Professeur à Sciences Po), Teresa Ribera (conseillère sur le changement climatique à l’Institut du développement durable et des relations internationales (Iddri)) et Nicholas Stern (Président de la … read more »
Posted 24 Jan 2014 in Commentary
This week’s big questions are answered by adviser to the government on the economics of climate change Nicholas Stern. The Independent
Posted 23 Jan 2014 in In the news
Guardian
Posted 22 Jan 2014 in Press releases
“It is very important that European leaders accept the Commission’s proposed target for reducing emissions by 40 per cent by 2030 compared with 1990 as the minimum ambition they must set at their summit in March”. read more »
Posted 22 Jan 2014 in Press releases
“The European Commission should reform the European Union Emissions Trading System by introducing new rules to automatically withdraw allowances when the carbon proce starts to fall too rapidly, according to a policy paper published today (22nd January, 2014) by the Grantham Research Institute on Climate Change and the Environment and the Centre for Climate Economics and Policy at the London School of Economics and Political Science. read more »
Posted 22 Jan 2014 in In the news
L’Echo
Posted 22 Jan 2014 in Commentary
“Responding to the publication today of the European Commission’s proposals for the European Union energy and climate change package for 2030, Nicholas Stern, Chair of the Grantham Research Institute on … read more »
Posted 19 Jan 2014 in In the news
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The European Commission has resisted calls for a carbon “central bank” to revive Europe’s moribund emissions trading system but is poised to unveil a less ambitious plan to fix flaws in a market that has foundered since the global financial crisis slashed prices. read more »
Posted 19 Jan 2014 in In the news
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