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MCC researchers show: Urbanization eats up most fertile farmland—in this article, you can interactively experience the future transformations.

A new MCC study shows how more credibility of the Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) agreed upon in the Paris Agreement can be achieved.

After a lecture by the renowned historian of science Naomi Oreskes in Princeton, the MCC Director outlines the importance of assessments for social discourse.

The MCC’s growing importance in climate policy and the sustainable use of global commons is highlighted by recognition at the prestigious "Think Tank of the ...

The institutes will prepare scientific policy advice before the summit in Hamburg. Carbon pricing will be on the top of the agenda.

A new MCC study in "Nature Climate Change" shows: By building climate-friendly infrastructures in cities urban planners have a large potential for emission ...

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 ...

MCC scientists show: investments in renewables in Africa pay off in multiple ways - economic development, climate protection and other Sustainable Development ...

The Global Carbon Project estimates 36.4 Gt CO2 from fossil fuels and industry for 2016—MCC scientist is part of the project and says: This is not aligned with ...

A new MCC study shows that lower capital costs and higher carbon prices would make renewables more competitive on a global scale.