Natalie Pelekh's work includes assessing mitigation actions in the agricultural sector, tracking non-state action, and evaluating national climate policies as part of the Climate Action Tracker team. Prior to joining NewClimate Institute, Natalie was a sustainability consulting intern at a circular economy consultancy. Her work included quantifying the material flows and greenhouse gas emissions reduction potential in European food systems and helping develop a city’s climate action plan. She holds a BSc in Environmental Sustainability from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, where she worked with environmental education and community engagement organizations. She also holds a MSc in Environmental Management and Physical Planning from Stockholm University and spent a semester studying socio-ecological systems at the Stockholm Resilience Centre.  

Progress of major emitters towards climate targets | 2024 update
Publication date 16 Oct 2024

To guide efforts in ensuring that countries are on track to achieve the climate goal of the Paris Agreement, we annually evaluate the...

Supporting the Paris Agreement through international cooperation: Potential contributions, institutional robustness and progress of Glasgow climate initiatives
Publication date 29 Apr 2024

Many sector-level cooperative initiatives involving both national governments and non-state actors were launched around the 2021...

ECNO: State of EU Progress to Climate Neutrality
Publication date 26 Jun 2023

The EU wants to become a climate neutral economy by 2050. Achieving this goal requires transforming the way we produce, consume, move...

NewClimate Institute at the Bonn Climate Change Conference (SB 58)
Publication date 05 Jun 2023

The midyear UN climate conference “ 58th session of the Subsidiary Bodies” will take place from 5 to 15 June 2023. NewClimate Institute...

Transition risks, mitigation options, and the global protein transformation in the context of Argentina’s agriculture sector
Publication date 22 Mar 2022

Ambition to Action Phase II publication series The three-part report series identifies transition risks faced by Argentina’s export...

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