LIBRARY

The purpose of this section is to provide a resource library for the major documents this group will need to consider. The list of documents in this section is obviously not exhaustive as we just get underway, particularly research documents. However, the policymakers in this group may benefit from reviewing some of the documents on this list that may have evaded their notice to-date.

If there are other resources you think will benefit the work of this group, please let us know by emailing [email protected], and include “library” in the subject line. Thank you!

Here are a few CDR policy frameworks and analyses we can use as a starting point in our discussion. This is a short list at the moment—there are, of course, many more documents to consider, and we can organize these better as our collection takes shape.

Policy frameworks listed on page 93 of the Bezos/RFI report (note that there is some overlap here with the above list):

The following research articles from Annual Reviews (see Political Science Perspectives on Climate Change) are intended to help provide a foundation for our group’s literacy on issues like climate justice, climate policy design, and climate communication. Academic research reports of a highly scientific nature aren’t listed here, as our scientist members will provide an overview of these as needed for relevant workgroup conversations.

Ethics and Justice

International Cooperation and Institutions

Political Economy of Energy

Impacts of Climate Change (Including Conflict and Adaptation)

Politics of Policy Design and Reform

2025 events

The following upcoming events are key for CDR policymakers:

CDR JOBS

funding opps

progress tracker