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The Ranjitsinh judgment by the Supreme Court of India is a landmark judgment. But its limited emphasis on adaptation and its renewable energy heavy mitigation focus limit it as a basis for Indian climate jurisprudence, Shibani Ghosh and I argue in theindiaforum.in/climate-change...

Please.check out a new paper by Shibani Ghosh and myself attempting to unpack the recent Indian Supreme Court judgment articulating a 'right to be free from the adverse effects of climate change'.

First annual report from Sustainable Futures Collaborative - please take a minute to check it out. The organisation was born of the collective work of many people, Fellows, researchers, advisers and far-thinking funders who were willing to take a bet on us. We look forward to further engaging with you.

It may be in the interests of developing countries to do development differently, but falling renewable energy prices by no means imply a post-equity climate politics, I argue in a new collection on 'Climate and Development' in Development Policy Review doi.org/10.1111/dpr.12…

Thanks for picking this line out Joerg. I do indeed feel these are the tough trade-offs. Welcome your thoughts.

Thanks for the thoughtful comment Joerg. Look forward to seeing you in October. I do agree understanding better the emergent role of China is critical.

Do check out this webinar hosted by Sustainable Futures Collaborative on the prospects for climate finance at #COP29

NEW – Experts: What does a Trump presidency mean for climate action? | Molly Lempriere w/ comment from Jason Bordoff Prof. Katharine Hayhoe Joeri Rogelj Li Shuo_ASPI aldenmeyer Navroz K Dubash Camilla Born Tasneem Essop Mohamed Adow Read here: buff.ly/3UI0m0u

Time again for my annual thread of mine and my colleagues' work Sustainable Futures Collaborative on air quality. As we descend yet again into nuance-free discourse, shouting matches, and "expert" analysis, here's some sober reading that's hopefully helpful (1/n)

What do I make of the finance outcome (NCQG) at COP29? USD 300 bn annually by 2035 for developing countries. (Decision text: tinyurl.com/m5797tmy) A bad outcome that might also be a best-case scenario – a Schrodinger’s NCQG! (Thread, 1/n) #COP29 #NCQG #ClimateCrisis

2024 has been an exciting year for SFC! We launched with a bold vision: to address India’s climate and environmental challenges by rethinking science, policy, governance, and institutions. Here’s a quick recap of what we’ve done and achieved this year. Read the thread below

.Navroz K Dubash, writing on climate change in IndiaToday’s 'India @ 2025' special issue, argues for keeping the pressure on developed countries for emissions reductions and finance but also suggests 3 key domestic priorities for India: 1. Enhance climate resilience in

.Navroz K Dubash’s new paper in Economic & Political Weekly argues that development in India, without addressing climate change, is no longer viable. The debate has shifted from if to how to integrate climate into development. Dubash explores this shift in political discourse, examines top-down

Our team has been documenting how India’s policies, institutions, and legal structures are responding to climate change and its growing impacts. See a detailed list of our research and publications in the link below. sustainablefutures.org/project/buildi…

An important new partnership for Sustainable Futures Collaborative !

Presented by Dr. Navroz K Dubash, professor of Princeton School of Public & International Affairs & HMEI environment.princeton.edu/event/the-miss…

Please take a minute to check out our new @SFC publication assessing state capacity to address extreme heat impacts. Combining projections of heat impact and interview based analysis in 9 major cities, this work highlights the state capacity challenges of climate change impacts.

🌍🚨Coming up this week! Indiaspora's 5th Annual Climate Summit. Check out our outstanding speakers for the Western Hemisphere session, happening Wednesday, April 23. Don't forget to register: us02web.zoom.us/meeting/regist…

2025 | Navroz K Dubash Building a “climate-ready state” requires not just taking forward the existing challenges of state capacity but doing so in a way that addresses the additional governance challenges that climate change poses. epw.in/journal/review…