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Food and Agriculture

by Ryan Alimento
Sub-Saharan Africa Can’t Afford to Eat on a Carbon Diet
Energy and Climate

by Working Group on Climate Adaptation Finance & Vijaya Ramachandran
Adaptation Finance and The Multilateral Development Banks: From Concepts to Practice
Energy and Climate

by Ted Nordhaus & Alex Trembath
On the Difference Between Techno and Technocratic Optimism
Energy and Climate

by Seaver Wang
What the 100% Renewables Literature Gets Wrong
Energy and Climate

by Juzel Lloyd , Alex Trembath & Seaver Wang
Deregulating Clean Energy Is More Important Than Regulating Carbon Emissions
Energy and Climate

by Leigh Phillips
Ban Private Jets? Or Give Private Jets to All?
Energy and Climate

by Scott Morris , Guido Núñez-Mujica & Vijaya Ramachandran
What Counts as Climate?
Energy and Climate

by Vijaya Ramachandran
Our Approach to Fossil Fuels for the Poor is Upside Down
Energy and Climate

by Matthew L. Wald
Dollars, Sense, and Kilowatt-Hours
Energy and Climate

by Juzel Lloyd
Coping With Disaster Vs. Energy Security
Energy and Climate

by Simant Verma
From Coal to Solar or Wind
Energy and Climate

by Patrick Brown
The “Failure” to Ban Fossil Fuel Projects in the Developing World at COP27 May Actually Save Lives.
Energy and Climate

by Charlyne Smith
Does the Loss and Damage Fund Need Nuclear?
Energy and Climate
How Do We Move Beyond a Politics of Limits in International Development?
Energy and Climate

by Vijaya Ramachandran & Arthur Baker
World Bank, IMF Shift Focus from Poverty to Climate Change
Energy and Climate

by Vijaya Ramachandran
To Replace Russian Gas, Germany Should Look to Africa
Energy and Climate

by Seaver Wang , Vijaya Ramachandran & Zeke Hausfather
The Rich World — Not Sub-Saharan Africa — Needs to Lead on Decarbonization
Energy and Climate

by Vijaya Ramachandran
Green Colonialism: Rich Countries’ Climate Policies Keep the Global South Poor

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