Private sector emission reduction plans: regulating to avoid greenwashing
IIDMA’s Director Ana Barreira op-ed originally published in El Economista.
COP27 represents a step forward, but not to everyone’s satisfaction
[Article originally published in El País] After the arduous and difficult negotiations that took place until the early hours of 20 November in Sharm-El-Sheikh, the 27th Conference of the Parties (COP27), the supreme body of the 198-state United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), has concluded. To assess its results in a comprehensive manner, …
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Environmental devastation in Ukraine
The massive use of artillery and military aircrafts on battlefields can cause numerous fires and damage to the vegetation. But wildlife is even more threatened. In addition to facing harm from fires, wildlife also faces the threat of being poached by the military, the noise of military vehicles and combat.
International Climate Change Treaties
Climate change is one of the main global challenges we face, it knows no borders and requires coordinated solutions at the international level.
Access to aid for the legal defense of the environment: a pending issue in Spain
Access to justice is essential to ensure the implementation and enforcement of environmental legal standards and policies.
Law Proposal amending Law 24/2013, of 26 December of the Electricity Sector
Law Proposal amending Law 24/2013, of 26 December of the Electricity Sector with respect to the authorization procedure for the closure of electricity generation installations.
The Climate Change and Energy Transition Law Proposal of the Popular Party
On June 22nd, the Popular Party Group in Congress registered a Climate Change and Energy Transition Law Proposal. Its text is that of the draft Law which the same party had been hiding in the drawer while it was in government.
The received heritage: Spanish energy and climate change policy
After her recent inauguration, the Minister of Ecological Transition, Teresa Ribera, has an arduous task in her portfolio considering the heritage received from the previous government.
