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26.6.24

Climate Crisis Advisory Group calls for robust scientific standards and transparency to unlock potential of the voluntary carbon market

Scientific principles and transparency must lead the conversation about what ‘counts’ for carbon credits to build confidence in the voluntary carbon market (VCM). 

CCAG reports
21.3.24

Climate Crisis Advisory Group bolsters membership ahead of COP30 with two appointments

Globally renowned climate experts Dr Guido Schmidt-Traub and Professor Mercedes Bustamante join CCAG as the group seeks to drive climate action as part of its two year strategy in the run up to COP30 in Brazil.

CCAG membership
6.3.24

The “right leader at the right time”: CCAG’s Alice Hill reacts to the appointment of John Podesta as top US climate advisor

Alice Hill, senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations and member of the Climate Crisis Advisory Group, welcomes the appointment.

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5.12.23

CCAG calls for urgent scientific examination of vital climate interventions

Emissions reductions alone are no longer enough to put us back on track for a safe and manageable future for humanity.

climate interventions
CCAG reports
20.11.23

CCAG calls for unprecedented interventions to mitigate 1.5°C climate overshoot

A momentous global effort must be undertaken to address the near inevitability of a 1.5°C climate overshoot, ensuring that the planet returns below the 1.5°C ‘climate guardrail’ as rapidly as possible.

CCAG reports
Climate overshoot
2.11.23

Mariana Mazzucato joins Climate Crisis Advisory Group

The renowned economist joins CCAG.

CCAG membership
24.10.23

CCAG responds to IEA findings on the global energy transition

CCAG responds to IEA findings on the global energy transition.

Energy transition
20.9.23

Climate resilience must be guiding principle of urban development

CCAG's new report explores the twin challenges of building resilient cities and funding improvements to the built environment.

CCAG reports
Climate resilience
12.8.23

CCAG’s message for International Youth Day

A reminder that education as well as the energy transition will be pivotal.

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