The Globalist

The perils of shrimping in Vietnam.

COVID 19 has torn the mask off all of the rot that had been festering just below the surface of US politics and society. More and more, the US resembles a developing nation.

We need a simple, global scoring system so businesses can quickly assess the sustainability impact of any financial decision.

A sensible climate plan will marry CO2 reductions aimed at remediating the climate challenge with infrastructure improvements designed to mitigate its impact.

Trump’s public charge principle could usefully operate globally.

If construction of Stiegler’s Gorge Dam in Tanzania goes ahead, it would squander the nation’s tremendous natural endowment and its finances for years to come.

A collection of charts, maps and graphs exploring the multiple facets of climate change.

Can the G20 summit help advance international cooperation on the environment?

Uber’s new CEO presents a kinder, gentler face of his company. But don’t be fooled. The business model hasn’t changed.

With minimal policy intervention, electrification of cars is likely to remain too slow for the world’s climate action needs.