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📢 Ep. 17 of Carbon Politics is out now! In this episode, Kartikeya Garg from CSE’s Climate Change and Green Economy team and Trishant Dev discuss the recent developments in the EU CBAM and its implications for global trade. The conversation examines Russia’s challenge to CBAM at the World Trade Organization (WTO), the key legal questions it raises, and what the dispute could mean for countries navigating the intersection of climate action and multilateral trading rules. Tune in to understand what this dispute could mean for the future of climate policy and global trade: youtu.be/RWtOTW5KOHY?si=GjwD… Watch previous episodes here: cseindia.org/page/csepodcast

The first Xingu Finance Talks, convened by the COP30 Presidency on the sidelines of the IMF-World Bank Annual Meetings in Bangkok, brought climate negotiators and finance actors into the same room. The aim was to further discussions on practical pathways for aligning financial flows with climate goals in line with Article 2.1(c) of the Paris Agreement. @SehrRaheja from the @CSE_Climate team attended the talks. In her latest article for Down To Earth, she covers the proceedings and what lies ahead on the road to #COP31 in Antalya👇 downtoearth.org.in/climate-c…

What does @UNEP's “Emissions Gap Report 2026” tell us about the world’s climate trajectory, the widening gap between ambition and action, and the path ahead? CSE's @LimayeAdwait discusses the report’s key findings, including projected warming, the emissions cuts needed, evidence that climate policies work and the rapid growth of renewable energy. The video also examines the political failure behind the 1.5°C overshoot and why developed countries must lead on fossil fuel phase-out and climate finance to support developing countries’ transitions. Watch the full video on @down2earthindia's Youtube channel: youtu.be/ZWtDJ51OnbQ @aygoswami @SehrRaheja

CSE experts @aygoswami and @LimayeAdwait respond to the @UNEP’s Emissions Gap Report 2026: The Point of Return, highlighting the need to accelerate emissions reductions, scale up policies that work and ensure the Global South does not bear a disproportionate share of the burden of climate action. The UNEP report warns that the chance of limiting warming to 1.5°C with no or limited overshoot is gone. Swipe through to read their perspectives on the way forward. We have also broken down what the report says about the 1.5°C threshold, the implications of current climate pledges and the urgent emissions cuts needed to limit warming. Read our breakdown here: linkedin.com/feed/update/urn…