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Economists tend to favor carbon taxes as an ideal policy solution to address climate change. [1] By making the market reflect the social costs of carbon emissions, such a tax would incentivize ...

Public support for carbon removal grows when people get a say and a share in the benefits, across diverse sociopolitical contexts. No amount of carbon removed can substitute for fair process and fair ...

Government policy will play a crucial role in driving the emissions reduction needed to limit global warming to 1.5C. But the world's largest economies have made limited progress in boosting ...

Putting a price on carbon emissions helps mitigate climate change but may also raise overall price inflation—sometimes called “greenflation.” Using high-frequency event studies based on regulatory ...

As Canada’s federal parties gear up for the upcoming federal election, one of the key issues on the campaign trail will be how Canada will meet its climate policy targets. Several strategies exist to ...

Addressing climate change requires a more comprehensive, inclusive, and dynamic approach to stimulating innovation and accelerating adoption of low-carbon technologies. Expectations, experimentation, ...

We’re used to thinking of carbon markets as a punishment mechanism—a tax in disguise for those who pollute. But what happens when the same system starts to reward the people actively cleaning up the ...

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