Government purchases make up a significant share of our economies, and when wielded strategically, they can drive ambitious economy-wide decarbonization. This report analyzes the status of green public procurement policies for construction materials in Germany, Canada, and the United States.

TCB partner Climate Advisers analyzes possible outcomes if the 2024 US elections, the impacts of these elections on state-level climate action, and strategies for international actors to advance climate action with key states and economic sectors.

This report analyzes two of the biggest states catalyzing climate action, Michigan and New Jersey, and how states can help to meet the U.S. 2030 target with help from the IRA.

This briefing explains the political economy dynamics behind both the passage of the IRA and the European response, and provides scenarios for moving forward.

For The Hill, Anne Christianson and Dennis Tänzler urge the United States and European Union to support climate loss and damage action at next month’s United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change conference.

This joint report by the TCB & E3G analyzes a selection of steel standard-setting initiatives and explores opportunities to increase their ambition. 

Climate Advisers analysis of US efforts to shore up clean energy manufacturing and critical mineral supply chains finds significant gaps in current policy.

President Joe Biden came into office vowing to be the most ambitious president ever on climate....

On 14 March, the TCB hosted an event with transatlantic climate actors to discuss the G7 agenda items of climate clubs & just phaseouts. Here is our summary.

In this piece the TCB, with partners CAP & IISD, analyze Germany's climate agenda for its G7 presidency & its potential impact on transatlantic cooperation.

At COP26, countries signed the Glasgow Leaders’ Declaration on Forests and Land Use. Now endorsed by 141 national governments, the Declaration sounds a global clarion call to end deforestation.

Read our analysis on Robert Habeck's immediate policy priorities for the new German Ministry for Economy and Climate.

The bipartisan US infrastructure bill passed in November 2021 sets aside USD50 billion for climate resiliency. However, lurking behind any announcement of climate funding is the question of justice.

Colorado State University PhD student Gabriella Gricius shares her research on security in the Arctic and her interest in further collaboration in this area

Stiftung KlimaWirtschaft offers an analysis of the new German government's coalition treaty

This piece takes a look at some of the climate provisions in Germany's new coalition treaty

This report takes a deep dive into the climate components of the bipartisan infrastructure bill recently signed into law by President Biden

Summary of transatlantic climate pledges at COP26.

This report provides insights into the September 2021 Canadian election and its consequences for transatlantic climate policy

This brief report analyzes the climate policy positions of the four parties that might enter Germany's next governing coalition