Project Category: Reports

November 2019 Climate Scorecard Report #20 covers new and noteworthy climate change events in leading greenhouse gas emitting countries during the period July-September 2019.

October 2019 Climate Scorecard’s Global Spotlight Report #19 focuses on renewable energy use in leading greenhouse gas emitting countries.

September 2019 For Global Spotlight Report #18, Climate Scorecard asked our Country Managers to provide information on how climate change is impacting the most vulnerable population groups in the leading greenhouse gas emitting countries that we cover.

August 2019 As part of Climate Scorecard Report #17 we asked our Country Managers to provide a list of organizations in their countries that might help support our 2020 Campaign. Over the next several months we hope to explore whether the organizations listed below, and others, are interested in supporting the Campaign and implementing the recommendations...

July 2019 For Global Spotlight Report #16 Climate Scorecard, we asked our country managers to provide a short-list of policy recommendations that their countries can follow that would decrease the temperature of the planet and ensure 1.5 degree compliancy.

May 2019 Climate Scorecard’s Global Spotlight Report #15 looks at the ways in which leading greenhouse gas emitting countries collect climate change data.

April 2019 In Global Spotlight Report #14, we asked our Country Managers to describe the efforts to reduce the use of coal in leading greenhouse gas emitting countries.

March 2019 For Global Spotlight Report #13 we asked our Country Managers to describe and rate a significant activity/event/ policy that had taken place in their countries since the beginning of 2019.

February 2019 For Global Spotlight Report #12, Climate Scorecard asked our Country Managers to submit posts that identify and analyze one or two major policies that guide the use of their country’s energy resources.

January 2019 For Global Spotlight Report #11, Climate Scorecard asked our Country Managers to submit posts that describe the most significant climate change event in their countries in 2018.