The Pointillist #13
In this week's edition of The Pointillist, a splattering of links and analysis on the ongoing fallout from the Iran–Israel–US conflict, plus its implications for energy
In this week's edition of The Pointillist, a splattering of links and analysis on the ongoing fallout from the Iran–Israel–US conflict, plus its implications for energy
In this week's edition of The Pointillist, a spotlight on nature and the various levers – finance, public policy, market instruments – being pulled to improve humanity's place
In this week's edition of The Pointillist, a focus on the carrots and sticks of climate mitigation policy – with a special focus on emerging science of policy mixes
In this week's edition of The Pointillist, a collection of data points on the acceleration of energy transitions since the closure of the Strait of Hormuz – from changing
This is an essay I had planned to start the year with: a few words of encouragement for anyone feeling demoralized by the backlash against climate action. However, climate action
In this week's edition of The Pointillist, a spotlight on digital public infrastructure (DPI) for people and planet: its promise and perils, its opportunities and risks, and the
In this week's edition of The Pointillist, a focus on climate adaptation in Aotearoa New Zealand, in light of recent extreme weather events. It includes the framing of
In this week's edition of The Pointillist, a spotlight on the energy transition that includes the inexorable rise of batteries, the electrification of economic development, China's
In this week's edition of The Pointillist, a focus on sustainable finance with new research on climate risks, green bonds, disaster-fuelled growth, planetary solvency, Wall Street'
Welcome to the first edition of The Brief, which summarizes the state of knowledge on various transition-related topics. Today's subject is the non-equivalence of biological removals
In this week's edition, a focus on systems thinking and the social dimensions of transitions, including obstructionism, inequality, backlash, supply chain solidarity, regenerative agriculture, and more. Anyone familiar
In this week's edition, a selection of new reports and charts that coincided with COP30. This includes charts on emissions and climate ambition, the economics of adaptation, just