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Hva står på spill under COP31 i Tyrkia?

Published 10.11.2026

COP31 handler om å sette klimaløsninger ut i livet, ifølge det tyrkiske vertskapet. Men hovedutfordringen er manglende ambisjoner.

Climate negotiations | International climate policy

Climate and trade – EU’s carbon border tax faces criticism

Published 19.11.2025

Unilateral trade measures – such as the EU’s carbon border adjustment mechanism (CBAM) –is one of the controversial topics on the agenda at COP30 in Belém. What is it about? And how is CBAM viewed both from the EU and from India, one of CBAM’s strongest opponents.

International climate policy | Climate negotiations

Photo: Amund Aasbrenn, CICERO

Understanding the impact of energy policies on inequality in India

Published 9.5.2023

India must reduce its emissions and meet sustainable development goals at the same time. How can the shift to renewable energy be a more just transition in the world’s most populous country?

Just transition | International climate policy | Climate negotiations | Renewable energy

Did 1.5°C suddenly get easier?

Published 19.9.2017

COMMENTARY: A new paper suggests a rather significant upward revision of the carbon budget for 1.5°C. This is a potential game changer, but it is too early to reformulate mitigation plans.

Carbon emissions globally | International climate policy | Emission scenarios | Climate negotiations | Carbon budget

Introducing 1.5: Politics first

Published 11.8.2016

Since its beginnings in the 1980s and 1990s, science has played a crucial role in defining the climate question. Similarly, climate policy has always been inherently “scientized”. But the times, they are a'changing.

Climate negotiations | International climate policy

CAN KNOWLEDGE FROM PEACE-BUILDING PROCESSES HELP SOLVE THE EQUITY CASE FOR CLIMATE CHANGE?

Sharing global climate responsibility – how to resolve the conflict?

Published 29.3.2016

Who is responsible for climate change? How to break the equity deadlock? These questions have been hanging over international climate talks since several decades.

International climate policy | Carbon emissions globally | Climate negotiations

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Projects

INDGREEN: India’s ambitions and possibilities of becoming a global green leader

In the research project INDGREEN, CICERO will contribute to understanding the relationship between India’s handling of its low-carbon domestic development and its role in international climate negotiations.

Adaptation | Just transition | International climate policy | Climate negotiations | Renewable energy | Energy consumption

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Events

18 november 2025

COP30: Greening Achilles’ heel sectors: Possibilities and barriers to climate policies in Latin American primary industry sectors

Latin America has a unique biodiversity and abundant natural resources, making the region’s climate politics indispensable for attaining global environmental targets. Most Latin American countries also have large export-oriented primary industries like fossil-fuel extraction, mining, and industrial agriculture.

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Employees

Bård Lahn

Senior Researcher

Håkon Sælen

Research Professor

Jan S. Fuglestvedt

Research professor/Special Advisor - Vice Chair IPCC, Working Group III

Steffen Kallbekken

Research Group Leader - Climate Economics

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