Using India as an example, an MCC study analyses population movements away from rural areas. Particularly low-skilled people are looking for housing and jobs.
Study highlights: government can reduce fossil fuel subsidies without upsetting the population. Lessons learnt also apply to other countries.
Survey of experts from the IPCC and the UN climate change conferences indicates the priorities. Climate action is hampered primarily by the power of lobbies.
New study: penalties imposed by the Trump government result in slightly reduced greenhouse gas emissions, but real progress requires international cooperation.
Statement by MCC Director Ottmar Edenhofer on today's compromise between federal and state governments on the climate package.
New MCC study reveals threatening consequences for climate change mitigation: the global community must do its part to make emission-free alternatives attractive.
Can climate protection be socially just? Ottmar Edenhofer in conversation with Jörg Steinbach, Antje Kapek, Roman Zitzelsberger, and Klaus Müller.
New MCC study quantifies impacts in the world's second most populous country. Households above the poverty line, however, may even benefit.
Stellio Del Campo, Dan Phaneuf, Neal Haddaway: three current examples prove the attractiveness of the Berlin climate research institute as a research location.
Statement by MCC Director Ottmar Edenhofer on the UN Climate Change Conference in Madrid:
align national climate protection targets with carbon price and thereby promote international cooperation.
