Over the past decade, cooperative climate action has become a central feature of global climate governance. Thousands of businesses, subnational governments, civil society organizations, and international partnerships have mobilized to
As COP30 approaches, policymakers must ensure that the integration of climate and biodiversity action by non-state and subnational actors is anchored in spatial data. Otherwise, we cannot see where change
London, UK — August 29, 2025 To keep global warming to below 1.5 degrees and halt biodiversity losses, policies must put nature at the heart of ambitious climate actions, urges
New Publications: Making Global Climate Action work for Nature and People is a precursor to BioCAM4. This peer-reviewed article, led by project director Idil Boran and published by Environmental Science
