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Using India as an example, an MCC study analyses population movements away from rural areas. Particularly low-skilled people are looking for housing and jobs.

Study highlights: government can reduce fossil fuel subsidies without upsetting the population. Lessons learnt also apply to other countries.

Together with Sabine Schlacke from the University of Münster. The body is to advise the German Government and monitor the implementation of the climate package.

MCC: Report by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change shows that there is great need for change, misdirection through EU policy, but also opportunities ...

The International Center for Climate Governance (ICCG) has ranked the MCC among the top ten think tanks worldwide for the fourth consecutive year. In Europe, ...

At the COP 22 in Morocco little was decided, but interest in the MCC was strong: “Negative emissions” and “carbon pricing” were given particular attention ...

A second time in row MCC is one of the top scientific think tanks in the field of climate change. In this year´s "Climate Think Tank Ranking" by the ...

“The polluter pays” is the main principle in emissions trading. However, despite being the central pillar of EU climate protection, emissions trading has ...

Worldwide, the potential collapse of food imports threatens the food security of 200 million people. Countries in North Africa and Central America are the most ...

A new MCC study shows: Such an authority could reduce political uncertainty and stabilize investors’ expectations on the EU ETS.