A new study by the MCC finds that citizens would benefit from fast-track bike paths.

Through cooperations with The University of Potsdam and The Hertie School of Governance the MCC builds its profile in climate policy.

MCC director Edenhofer sees the IPCC at a crossroads: In "Science" he writes that in order to become more relevant it should explore costs, benefits and risks ...

Pope Francis calls for recognition of the atmosphere as a global common. In "Nature Climate Change" the MCC shows the relevance for the combat on climate ...

In "Science" MCC director Edenhofer warns that building new coal power plants cause dangerous path dependencies.

New results of MCC research show that the low price of coal is driving up global CO2 emissions. They were now published in the scientific journal PNAS.

The MCC has presented a new model for making environmental assessments more policy-relevant, yet not policy-prescriptive.

MCC’s cooperation on “Governance of the Global Commons” with the Hertie School of Governance has started.

A new MCC study advocates the expansion and refinement of the debate around growth as well as the search for a new definition of welfare and prosperity.

The MCC, following a successful setup phase, focuses even more strongly on producing assessments.