SS: Changing geopolitical dynamics have the potential to turbocharge the green transition, especially if 3 particular actions are taken, Bentley Allan writes. Reorienting the UNFCC to align with present geopolitical realities, creating partnerships to organize strategic green investments, particularly in the Global South, and developing effective climate clubs to build close cooperation on shared policy objectives like decarbonization targets, all while playing off of state competition to drive forward, could „bring global climate institutions into line with the emergence of domestic industrial strategy as a critical climate solution.“
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SS: Changing geopolitical dynamics have the potential to turbocharge the green transition, especially if 3 particular actions are taken, Bentley Allan writes. Reorienting the UNFCC to align with present geopolitical realities, creating partnerships to organize strategic green investments, particularly in the Global South, and developing effective climate clubs to build close cooperation on shared policy objectives like decarbonization targets, all while playing off of state competition to drive forward, could „bring global climate institutions into line with the emergence of domestic industrial strategy as a critical climate solution.“