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From the Blog
Steven Bernstein and Marianne Beisheim Guest Article in IISD: “Matching the HLPF’s Ambition to Performance: Prospects for the Review”
Steven Bernstein and Marianne Beisheim propose points of improvement member states in the UN High-level Political Forum on Sustainable Development should consider in improving the political leadership and guidance of the HLPF. Read the article here.
Steven Bernstein and Matthew Hoffmann in “The Conversation”: Why action on climate change gets stuck and what to do about it
EGL co-Directors Steven Bernstein and Matthew Hoffmann discuss climate change policy and why it may stall or regress in a new piece titled “Why action on climate change gets stuck and what to do about it” in “The Conversation”. Read the article here here.
EGL in Conversation: What happens to climate policy post elections?
As part of the ongoing Environmental Governance Lab in Conversation Series, the Environmental Governance Lab hosted an insightful conversation in November of 2019 regarding what role the newly elected Liberal-minority government plays in the ongoing climate policies, energy policies and overall carbon market. The conversation included four esteemed panelists, moderated by Steven Bernstein, co-Director […]