Catalyzing Change: The Role of Multi-Sector Partnerships in Carbon Pricing Post-COP28

As the United Nations Conference of the Parties (COP28) concluded on December 13 in the oil-rich United Arab Emirates, a diverse mix of participants, from oil-producing countries and energy corporations to policymakers and climate activists, grappled with the aggravations of addressing climate change as disagreements and all-night sessions were a theme of this year’s event. COP28 was a particularly significant conference, as it hosted the first Global Stocktake, a comprehensive “report card” on the global efforts to address the climate crisis. The final text, while historic in securing a majority consensus among the 200 attending countries to transition away from fossil fuels, was criticized by some participants for its ambiguities and loopholes. <a href="https://medium.com/@jennifermliss/catalyzing-change-the-role-of-multi-sector-partnerships-in-carbon-pricing-post-cop28-f7180305dbaf">Website</a>