❗The world must break its $7 trillion fossil fuel subsidy habit if we are to achieve net zero❗. Our latest report lays out 10 recommendations to help policymakers ensure their sustainability targets contribute to national interests and support inclusive economic growth while

🇨🇳China has committed to including methane in its national climate targets at the highest level. ⬇️In our latest public meeting, @marcelomena of @Gmethanehub describes the effectiveness of their coal strategy. Watch the full video:

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In his latest piece for @Context, Sir David argues that, now more than ever, governments must deliver national climate plans that do more than set targets. They need to:.- Be designed with communities in mind, supporting the social systems that help societies withstand disruption.

🌍Ahead of COP30, can national climate plans deliver?. Following the publication of our latest report, CCAG’s @Sir_David_King warns that there is no remaining carbon budget, with current greenhouse gas levels already too high to ensure a manageable future for humanity.

National climate plans – known as NDCs – are central to tackling the climate crisis. But how do we define, assess and raise ambition in 2025? . Yesterday, CCAG’s @Sir_David_King and @e3g 's Nick Mabey co-chaired a roundtable with voices from across govt, business and civil

RT @Sir_David_King: It’s time to break with the past. Our recommendations challenge policymakers to move beyond rhetoric, show real ambitio….

RT @WeDontHaveTime: "The USA likes to play a leadership role in the world, but what leadership have they provided in humanity's biggest cha….

🌍 The Climate Innovation Forum kicks off tomorrow!. Join climate leaders, policymakers, and businesses at the @Climate_Action_ Climate Innovation Forum 2025 — part of @london_climate — to help drive a just and transformative transition. 📍 Guildhall, London.📅 25–26 June 2025

It will take global collaboration to tackle the climate crisis.🌏. If we are to secure a manageable future for humanity, policymakers, investors and business leaders across the world must urgently prioritise climate action. The @Climate_Action_ Climate Innovation Forum provides

Congratulations are in order for CCAG member Professor @MazzucatoM who has been honoured as a CBE for services to economics. Professor Mazzucato has informed the interaction between economics and government across the world, advising policymakers on innovation-led, inclusive

Cutting methane emissions from the fossil fuel sector should be easy:. ✅ We already know how to do it.✅ The tech is proven and available.✅ It’s a low-cost climate solution. Christophe McGlade explores why methane action is urgent in our latest video: 

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Our report ‘The long goodbye' details the remarkable shift toward renewable energy happening across China. It is this combination of ambition and urgency that the @Climate_Action_ Climate Innovation Forum will be championing on 25/06 #CIF25

Watch the full discussion with @marcelomena @mitzijonelle and @IEA's Christophe McGlade here:

Cutting methane emissions is one of the most effective ways to slow global heating - but the oil and gas sector isn’t on track.❌. They need to reduce methane emissions by 75% in the next 5 years.📉. @marcelomena from @Gmethanehub explains why both urgent reductions and

RT @Sir_David_King: Methane is our climate emergency brake — and it’s time to pull it. Watch Mitzi, Marcelo and Christophe unpack why cutti….