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Global Climate Solutions Exist. It's Time to Deploy Them

By Justin Worland

The One Thing Climate Week Made Clear

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A Bipartisan Push for Carbon Tariffs is Emerging

By Justin Worland

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Can Climate Policy Survive the GOP?

Republicans don't like climate policy but the path to nix it may be more difficult than meets the eye.

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Utilities Are Now a Risky Business Thanks to Climate Change

The Maui wildfires are challenging the assumption that utilities are safe bets for investors.

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Climate Change Is Driving Up Commercial Real Estate Costs

Commercial real estate faces increasing insurance costs. Climate change is part of the problem.

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How the Inflation Reduction Act Has Changed the World

In the year since the IRA was passed, it has been top of mind for policymakers, business leaders, and civil society.

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It’s a New Era of Climate Geopolitics. And It’s Not Just For Policy Wonks

As international climate politics have grown in importance, they’re now key to a wide swathe of leaders—not just a small group of insiders.

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Extreme Heat Hits Companies Where It Hurts

The office air conditioning can feel like a refuge from the extremes outside, but it may be time for businesses to start feeling the heat.

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How the Metaverse Can Help Companies Cut Emissions

Analysis found that digital technologies could quickly cut emissions in the energy, materials, and mobility sectors by up to 10%.

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Larry Fink Takes on ESG Backlash

As the backlash to ESG grows, business leaders aren't abandoning their climate work. They've just changed the way they talk about it.

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Tackling Climate Change Can Save Hospitals Money

The health sector is responsible for more than 8% of all U.S. greenhouse gas emissions. Some hospitals are trying to change that.

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How Tesla Accidentally Made A Profitable Charging Business

Tesla has become a leader in the EV charging business without trying. It's an important lesson about the need to create new business models.

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Why All LVMH Employees Will Get 'Climate Training'

Major luxury brand LVMH has made a wave of climate commitments to rethink how it does business, its head of environment tells TIME.

By Justin Worland / Paris

IEA Head Wants Fossil Fuel Industry To Set Climate Targets

"Oil and gas companies need to make some commitments in order to be taken seriously," says Fatih Birol.

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Why Europe's New Climate Rules Matter to American Companies

Europe's new corporate climate disclosure rules will be far-reaching. Any company that isn’t paying attention risks being left unprepared.

By Justin Worland/Brussels

What High Interest Rates Mean For U.S. Renewable Energy

The cost of financing renewable energy plays a significant role in determining the cost of clean electricity.

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EPA Power Plant Rule Anchors Biden's Wider Climate Agenda

The EPA's new rule is significant on its own. But to understand its significance, it’s important to look at it as part of a bigger picture.

By Justin Worland

Jigar Shah Has a $400 Billion Checkbook to Grow Clean Tech

Financing the energy transition is a massive conundrum. Jigar Shah can provide a key puzzle piece—for the businesses that work with him.

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