Climate Bulletin. Issue 11
The International and Comparative Law Research Center together with the Gazprombank’s Sustainable Development Hub present the 11th issue of the Climate Bulletin.
This issue is devoted to the new Russian climate projects and the launch of the Russian Register of Greenhouse Gas Emissions. The issue also tells about the preparations for the 28th Conference of the Parties to the UNFCCC, what the future international treaty on the end of plastic pollution will look like, how central banks comment on climate risks, investments in solar energy and much more.
The Climate Bulletin is a regular analytical material on the most relevant topics of the green agenda, both at the international and national levels. It explores the main climate events, trends in the introduction of ESG principles, the development of climate regulation and carbon markets, biodiversity conservation issues, etc.
This issue is devoted to the new Russian climate projects and the launch of the Russian Register of Greenhouse Gas Emissions. The issue also tells about the preparations for the 28th Conference of the Parties to the UNFCCC, what the future international treaty on the end of plastic pollution will look like, how central banks comment on climate risks, investments in solar energy and much more.
The Climate Bulletin is a regular analytical material on the most relevant topics of the green agenda, both at the international and national levels. It explores the main climate events, trends in the introduction of ESG principles, the development of climate regulation and carbon markets, biodiversity conservation issues, etc.
All issues are also available on Gazprombank’s website.