An innovative G20 interpretation of the rules of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) may be required to finance global environmental public goods, according to a new commentary by Barry Carin, a senior fellow at The Centre for International Governance Innovation (CIGI), which is an independent, non-partisan think tank on international
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Different Rules, Same Goals: The Glocalization of Sustainable Investment Strategies
written by Walter Wang
Nothing exists in a vacuum (except space). Unlike neighbors who can build walls or fences between them, we can’t fence off the heavily polluting European Union (14 percent of the global total CO2 emissions, 3rd place) or the United States (18 percent of the total; 2nd place) or China (23 percent of the total, 1st place), from the rest of world. To be sure, many