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Skip to main content Protecting our planet by monitoring and publicizing environmentally-harmful subsidies. Subscribe to e-news Subscribe to blog Search Main navigation About Mission Who is Earth Track? In the Media Become a Data Contributor Blog Publications and Data Subsidy Overview Subsidy Primer Subsidy FAQs Scope and Magnitude Equity and Environment Subsidy Reform Challenges Subsidies in Depth Loan and Insurance Programs Grants Research and Development Government-Owned Enterprises Tax Subsidies Energy Security Natural Resource Leasing Subscribe to e-news Subscribe to Blog Earth Track Earth Track BlogView All Written by dkoplow Posted: Sep. 23, 2022 Harvard's Second Climate Report Remains Mostly Substance-Free Harvard Management Company (HMC) manages the Harvard portfolio, including asset allocation, manager selection and performance evaluation. As part of the University's commitment for the endowment to be net zero by 2050, HMC publishes an annual Climate Report on the progress it is making, the second...Read More Written by dkoplow Posted: Mar. 01, 2022 Reform $1.8 trillion per year in environmentally harmful subsidies - video Translating the complexities of our government subsidies report into an accessible and inspiring summary and call to action is no easy task. This video, commissioned by Business for Nature and The B Team, does a great job.Read More Written by dkoplow Posted: Feb. 16, 2022 Protecting nature by reforming environmentally harmful subsidies: the role of business Today marks the release of a new Earth Track analysis, Protecting Nature by Reforming Environmentally Harmful Subsidies: The Role of Business, written by Ronald Steenblik and myself. Ron and I have worked together on subsidy transparency, valuation and reform for more than a quarter century at this...Read More . Earth Track PublicationsView All Earth Track markup of Harvard's second Climate ReportHarvard Management Company is responsible for investing the Harvard endowment. The annual Climate…Read More Protecting Nature by Reforming Environmentally Harmful Subsidies: The Role of BusinessIndustry-specific reviews of government subsidies have been much more common than analyses examining…Read More Effect of subsidies and regulatory exemptions on 2020–2030 oil and gas production and profits in the United StatesThe United States has supported the development of its oil and gas industry since the early…Read More Resource LibraryView All Earth Track markup of Harvard's second Climate Report Protecting Nature by Reforming Environmentally Harmful Subsidies: The Role of Business Fossil Fuel Subsidy Reform: What Role for the World Trade Organization? 12 Guilty Fogeys: Big Oil’s $86 billion offshore tax bonanza Pipelines or Progress: Government support for oil and gas pipelines in Canada Buried Out of Sight: Uncovering Pennsylvania’s Hidden Fossil Fuel Subsidies Protecting our planet by monitoring and publicizing environmentally-harmful subsidies. Copyright © 2022 Closure Links Terms of Use Privacy Policy Sitemap Contact Us Site Credits