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What Is the Future of King Coal in China?

By Ailun Yang on October 15, 2012
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This post originally appeared on WRI’s ChinaFAQs site.

RELEASE: EMBARQ Turkey Officially Established in Istanbul

October 12, 2012
Location: ISTANBUL

Regional Hub Joins Global Transport Network to Advance Sustainability and Road Safety

3 Lessons for Better Supply Chain Management

By Manish Bapna and Cynthia Cummis on October 11, 2012
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This post originally appeared on Forbes.com.

What do three leading chemical, automobile, and software…

ADVISORY: Teleconference on China's Leadership Transition and Implications for Energy and Climate

October 10, 2012
Location: WASHINGTON, D.C.

The full audio of the press call is available below.

As China’s government prepares for a leadership change in November, many people are wondering what this will mean for key issues, including energy and climate.

WRI and Mary Robinson Foundation Formally Launch the Climate Justice Dialogue

By Edward Cameron on October 5, 2012
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This post was co-authored with Wendi Bevins, an intern in WRI’s Climate and Energy Program.

4 Key Issues Surrounding Climate Policies, Carbon Markets, and Competitiveness

By James Bradbury on October 4, 2012
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Even in the absence of an international framework for reducing greenhouse gas emissions, several countries, states, and provinces are developing and implementing

America Can Learn from Australia’s New Clean Energy Future Package

By Jennifer Morgan on September 27, 2012
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Australia, one of world’s most carbon-intensive countries, recently began implementing a comprehensive national policy

Chinese Leaders and WRI Experts Share Knowledge on Low-Carbon Development

By Sarah Parsons on September 12, 2012
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China and the United States have a lot in common.

RELEASE: WRI and UN-Habitat Partner to Support Sustainable Urban Mobility

September 6, 2012
Location: NAPLES, ITALY

New collaboration aims to make cities better places to live and work.

Progress Made at Bangkok Climate Negotiations, but Is it Enough?

By Edward Cameron and Yamide Dagnet on September 6, 2012
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It’s a long way from Bonn to Bangkok—literally and figuratively. It would be a great understatement to suggest that the June session of the UN climate talks in Bonn, Germany…

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