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What a Second Trump Presidency Means for Climate Action

By Justin Worland

How Companies Should Really Talk About Climate Change

By Justin Worland

How the Energy Department Reorganized to Push Clean Energy

By Justin Worland

Mexico Charts a New Path on Climate Change

By Justin Worland / Mexico City
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How Major Companies Can Help Their Suppliers Decarbonize

As governments start requiring companies to tackle scope 3 emissions more companies will have to take on this challenge.

By Justin Worland

Hurricane Helene and the ‘Known Unknown’ of Climate Costs

As the number of billion-dollar disasters rise, the economic toll of extreme weather will be increasingly difficult to absorb.

By Justin Worland

Companies Ditch Big Climate Goals for 'Pragmatic' Solutions

Instead of focusing on splashy commitments at Climate Week, many companies are taking a grounded approach to decarbonization. 

By Justin Worland

How Continuity in U.S. Climate Policy Pays Off

Simply staying the course in Washington will pay big climate dividends.

By Justin Worland

The Market Signal Sent on Climate During the Debate

The debate offered an opportunity to evaluate where climate policy under Trump or Harris, and, to an extent, the market may be going. 

By Justin Worland

The Hidden Costs of the EV Retreat

The stop-and-go transition away from gas-powered cars weighs on the thousands of companies that directly or indirectly supply automakers.

By Justin Worland / Detroit

Can 'Green Market Makers' Speed up Clean Tech?

Connecting supply with demand is easier said than done. Can for-profit 'market makers' bridge the divide?

By Justin Worland

The Next Climate Fight Is Brewing

Some of the biggest climate moves of the next administration are likely to come in early 2025, regardless of the outcome of the election

By Justin Worland

Exxon's Climate Fight With Investors Won't Be the Last

Exxon and some of its investors view their financial duties differently—and it's a trend that's bound to continue as climate change worsens.

By Justin Worland

What Powell's Interest Rate Remarks Say for Green Investment

Interests rate shape markets, and that’s especially true with renewable energy.

By Justin Worland

EU Climate Chief Says the EU Can Work Better With Companies

To keep up climate momentum, the EU needs to ensure that climate policy does not harm the European competitiveness, says Wopke Hoekstra

By Justin Worland

Can Economics Better Value Nature?

Protecting nature delivers economic dividends—and can be advanced by a range of financial solutions

By Justin Worland

Dimon, Fink and the Rise of "Climate Pragmatism"

Letters to shareholders from JP Morgan Chase and BlackRock show how big financial institutions are trying to manage the climate challenge

By Justin Worland

Big Climate Costs Lie Just Below the Surface

This week offered two research items that offer reminders how the economic costs of climate change will stack up.

By Justin Worland

Radia's Giant Plane Will Grow Wind Power

The plane will be the world’s biggest, but the company building it insists that it’s an energy company.

By Justin Worland

The IRA’s New Conventional Wisdom

Even though the law passed Congress with no Republican votes, it would likely survive future GOP control of Washington.

By Justin Worland
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