A new Nature Climate Change Perspectives piece outlines ways to better account for the greenhouse gas emissions reductions from climate action by local governments, the private sector, and civil society.

The Sept. 2018 Global Climate Action Summit in San Francisco, CA engaged more than 5,000 cities, states, regions, companies, investors and civil society organizations on climate change. Hundreds of commitments were made, but does it add up to something beyond action already pledged?

Can blockchains be used to tackle climate change? A ‘Design Sprint’ brought blockchain experts and enthusiasts together at the Alan Turing Institute in London, to brainstorm the possibilities.

Data-Driven Yale won the Thematic Award linking Climate Change to other SDGs for research, “Air pollution-induced micro migrations: Impacts on Consumer Spending.”

Data-Driven Yale researchers contribute to UN Framework Convention on Climate Change publication documenting growth of collaborative climate change initiatives.

Data-Driven Yale researchers contributing authors on new report specifying immediate next steps for global climate action.

Data-Driven Yale partners with UN Environment and REN-21 to produce the third 1 Gigaton Coalition Report: Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency in Developing Countries – Contributions to Reducing Global Emissions.

This paper explores the various alignment strategies used to initiate subnational climate actions that exceed national policies.

Data-Driven Yale authors a series of white papers exploring the potential of new and innovative data collection strategies to support environmental management in China.

Data-Driven Yale, partnering with UNEP, REN-21, and the New Climate Institute, co-authors report that finds renewable energy and energy efficiency projects implemented in developing countries from 2005 to 2015 will reduce annual greenhouse gas emissions by almost half a gigatonne by 2020.

Director Angel Hsu contributing author to Chapter 4: Bridging the Gap – Role of Non-State Actors and Reviewer for the 2016 UNEP Emissions Gap Report.