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  1. "We introduce a multi-objective, multi-value #IAM framework to guide just climate policymaking under deep uncertainty" We address three shortcomings of previous models:
    1. #comparison: "By making decision-makers’ preferences over objectives explicit, multi-objective approaches facilitate a posteriori navigation of conflicting interests."
    2. #values: "A just and effective alternative is to adopt policy design frameworks that accommodate multiple values and preferences of different stakeholders, fostering mutual understanding and consensus."
    3. #uncertainties: "Climate sensitivity and damage functions are major sources of deep uncertainty". A "feedback mechanism makes adaptive policies robust against deep uncertainties and allows them to accommodate diverse future states-of-the-world (SOW) and extreme events."

    from Biswas, P. et al. (2026). "Prioritizing the welfare of vulnerable nations promotes equitable achievement of Paris target" doi.org/10.1038/s44168-026-003

    #climatePolicy #uncertainty

  2. "We introduce a multi-objective, multi-value #IAM framework to guide just climate policymaking under deep uncertainty" We address three shortcomings of previous models:
    1. #comparison: "By making decision-makers’ preferences over objectives explicit, multi-objective approaches facilitate a posteriori navigation of conflicting interests."
    2. #values: "A just and effective alternative is to adopt policy design frameworks that accommodate multiple values and preferences of different stakeholders, fostering mutual understanding and consensus."
    3. #uncertainties: "Climate sensitivity and damage functions are major sources of deep uncertainty". A "feedback mechanism makes adaptive policies robust against deep uncertainties and allows them to accommodate diverse future states-of-the-world (SOW) and extreme events."

    from Biswas, P. et al. (2026). "Prioritizing the welfare of vulnerable nations promotes equitable achievement of Paris target" doi.org/10.1038/s44168-026-003

    #climatePolicy #uncertainty

  3. Q&A: What the EU’s carbon market review means for climate action

    The European Commission has put forward new plans to cut emissions under the EU carbon market more slowly,…
    #Europe #EU #ClimateAction #climatepolicy #emissionstradingscheme #ETS #EUemissionstradingscheme #EUPolicy #EuropeanUnion #policy
    europesays.com/europe/98574/

  4. Oil and Gas majors created the myth that "natural gas" is clean — despite knowing the health and climate harms of methane gas decades earlier than previously reported.

    A CCI investigation exposes how the gas industry deceived the public and policymakers into believing gas is a climate solution: climateintegrity.org/projects/

  5. Oil and Gas majors created the myth that "natural gas" is clean — despite knowing the health and climate harms of methane gas decades earlier than previously reported.

    A CCI investigation exposes how the gas industry deceived the public and policymakers into believing gas is a climate solution: climateintegrity.org/projects/

    #disinformation #climatePolicy #attribution #agnotology #influence #science #energy #oilAndGas #methane #climateChange

  6. Oil and Gas majors created the myth that "natural gas" is clean — despite knowing the health and climate harms of methane gas decades earlier than previously reported.

    A CCI investigation exposes how the gas industry deceived the public and policymakers into believing gas is a climate solution: climateintegrity.org/projects/

    #disinformation #climatePolicy #attribution #agnotology #influence #science #energy #oilAndGas #methane #climateChange

  7. Oil and Gas majors created the myth that "natural gas" is clean — despite knowing the health and climate harms of methane gas decades earlier than previously reported.

    A CCI investigation exposes how the gas industry deceived the public and policymakers into believing gas is a climate solution: climateintegrity.org/projects/

    #disinformation #climatePolicy #attribution #agnotology #influence #science #energy #oilAndGas #methane #climateChange

  8. Oil and Gas majors created the myth that "natural gas" is clean — despite knowing the health and climate harms of methane gas decades earlier than previously reported.

    A CCI investigation exposes how the gas industry deceived the public and policymakers into believing gas is a climate solution: climateintegrity.org/projects/

    #disinformation #climatePolicy #attribution #agnotology #influence #science #energy #oilAndGas #methane #climateChange

  9. Oil and Gas majors created the myth that "natural gas" is clean — despite knowing the health and climate harms of methane gas decades earlier than previously reported.

    A CCI investigation exposes how the gas industry deceived the public and policymakers into believing gas is a climate solution: climateintegrity.org/projects/

  10. Leonie Kidd reports: New UK PM Andy Burnham faces President Trump's pressure to "open up" North Sea oil, with Trump calling the UK a "poverty stricken disaster." Burnham's deputy states no new exploration licenses, but more drilling in existing fields is possible. See Leonie Kidd's analysis.
    cnbc.com/2026/07/20/daily-open #UKPolitics #ClimatePolicy

  11. Leonie Kidd reports: New UK PM Andy Burnham faces President Trump's pressure to "open up" North Sea oil, with Trump calling the UK a "poverty stricken disaster." Burnham's deputy states no new exploration licenses, but more drilling in existing fields is possible. See Leonie Kidd's analysis.
    cnbc.com/2026/07/20/daily-open #UKPolitics #ClimatePolicy

  12. Funny how that works...

    Bureaucracy is very bad for EU 🇪🇺 competitiveness when it's about restoration of nature, but more paperwork is totally fine when it's about free allocation of permits ("benchmark-based"), international credits ("high quality") and carbon removal ("strict safeguards")... 🤷

    All good as long as the ambition of EU #ClimatePolicy and stringency of the #ETS is scaled back.

    ec.europa.eu/commission/pressc

  13. Funny how that works...

    Bureaucracy is very bad for EU 🇪🇺 competitiveness when it's about restoration of nature, but more paperwork is totally fine when it's about free allocation of permits ("benchmark-based"), international credits ("high quality") and carbon removal ("strict safeguards")... 🤷

    All good as long as the ambition of EU #ClimatePolicy and stringency of the #ETS is scaled back.

    ec.europa.eu/commission/pressc

  14. Funny how that works...

    Bureaucracy is very bad for EU 🇪🇺 competitiveness when it's about restoration of nature, but more paperwork is totally fine when it's about free allocation of permits ("benchmark-based"), international credits ("high quality") and carbon removal ("strict safeguards")... 🤷

    All good as long as the ambition of EU #ClimatePolicy and stringency of the #ETS is scaled back.

    ec.europa.eu/commission/pressc

  15. Funny how that works...

    Bureaucracy is very bad for EU 🇪🇺 competitiveness when it's about restoration of nature, but more paperwork is totally fine when it's about free allocation of permits ("benchmark-based"), international credits ("high quality") and carbon removal ("strict safeguards")... 🤷

    All good as long as the ambition of EU #ClimatePolicy and stringency of the #ETS is scaled back.

    ec.europa.eu/commission/pressc

  16. Funny how that works...

    Bureaucracy is very bad for EU 🇪🇺 competitiveness when it's about restoration of nature, but more paperwork is totally fine when it's about free allocation of permits ("benchmark-based"), international credits ("high quality") and carbon removal ("strict safeguards")... 🤷

    All good as long as the ambition of EU #ClimatePolicy and stringency of the #ETS is scaled back.

    ec.europa.eu/commission/pressc

  17. EU ETS revenues for rail: a tool for decarbonization

    Photo: Deutsche Bahn AG / Dominic Dupont Ahead of the European Commission’s proposal—scheduled for July 17, 2026—on the…
    #Europe #EU #climatepolicy #Decarbonization #electrification #emissions #EUETS #EuropeanCommission #EuropeanUnion #railsector
    europesays.com/europe/95503/

  18. According to the ICJ, “States are subject to the duty to prevent significant harm either where no harm has yet been caused but the risk of future significant harm exists, or where some harm has already been caused and there exists a risk of further significant harm.”

    A new report strengthens the case that major industrialized countries knew that they could face legal obligations to reduce #climate-damaging greenhouse gas emissions: ciel.org/reports/what-states-k

    #history #climateChange #climatePolicy

  19. According to the ICJ, “States are subject to the duty to prevent significant harm either where no harm has yet been caused but the risk of future significant harm exists, or where some harm has already been caused and there exists a risk of further significant harm.”

    A new report strengthens the case that major industrialized countries knew that they could face legal obligations to reduce #climate-damaging greenhouse gas emissions: ciel.org/reports/what-states-k

    #history #climateChange #climatePolicy

  20. According to the ICJ, “States are subject to the duty to prevent significant harm either where no harm has yet been caused but the risk of future significant harm exists, or where some harm has already been caused and there exists a risk of further significant harm.”

    A new report strengthens the case that major industrialized countries knew that they could face legal obligations to reduce #climate-damaging greenhouse gas emissions: ciel.org/reports/what-states-k

    #history #climateChange #climatePolicy

  21. According to the ICJ, “States are subject to the duty to prevent significant harm either where no harm has yet been caused but the risk of future significant harm exists, or where some harm has already been caused and there exists a risk of further significant harm.”

    A new report strengthens the case that major industrialized countries knew that they could face legal obligations to reduce #climate-damaging greenhouse gas emissions: ciel.org/reports/what-states-k

    #history #climateChange #climatePolicy

  22. According to the ICJ, “States are subject to the duty to prevent significant harm either where no harm has yet been caused but the risk of future significant harm exists, or where some harm has already been caused and there exists a risk of further significant harm.”

    A new report strengthens the case that major industrialized countries knew that they could face legal obligations to reduce #climate-damaging greenhouse gas emissions: ciel.org/reports/what-states-k

    #history #climateChange #climatePolicy