Climate change is a systematic risk to investment returns, financial stability, communities and economies. The decisions that governments, investors, companies and individuals make today will have a material impact on the superannuation returns of millions of Australians and New Zealanders. A managed transition to net zero emissions and actions to build resilience to the impacts...

This article investigates the impact of side-payments to countries that have a low net benefit from participating in efficient climate cooperation in a repeated games framework with investment in different technologies.

The Pacific experiences detailed in this booklet are organised in terms of their relevance to the seven pillars of the Pacific Climate Change Finance Assessment Framework (PCCFAF). The booklet outlines broad regional observations of each of the seven dimensions of the PCCFAF and then presents relevant country or regional examples and corresponding lessons learnt in...

This report explores a different approach to framing New Zealand’s long-term climate change targets and policies, and what that could mean for the landscapes.

The Australia Institute has reviewed economic modelling of climate policies released by BAEconomics. The review shows that BAEconomics’ modelling is based on flawed assumptions and its conclusions are not valid.