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There's a Climate Showdown Ahead for Big Oil Investors

By Justin Worland

Trade Tensions Could Open Opportunities for Climate Action

By Justin Worland

Do Climate Goals Matter in a Bad Economy?

By Justin Worland

The Rising Demand For Electricity Is About More than AI

By Justin Worland
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Is Trump On a Collision Course with Energy Companies?

The most influential advocates for decarbonization efforts—like carbon capture or hydrogen—may be energy executives.

By Justin Worland/Houston, Texas

Canada Not Ruling Out Energy, Minerals In Trump Trade War

“We are resolute in our need to push back,” says Canada's Energy Minister Jonathan Wilkinson of the country's response to Trump's imposed tariffs.

By Justin Worland/Houston, Texas

Trump Alone Can't Stop the Energy Transition

Amid much uncertainty, one thing is clear: the world should not dismiss the energy transition just because Trump does.

By Justin Worland

What Whiplash U.S. Climate Policy Means for Business

President Trump says he’s helping business with deregulation. The truth is more complicated.

By Justin Worland

AI Could Reshape Everything We Know About Climate Change

Chinese AI startup DeepSeek shook up conventional wisdom about AI. It should also shake up the climate and energy world. 

By Justin Worland

What Companies at Davos are Saying About Climate and Trump

In Davos, the world’s biggest companies are singing a new tune about climate change.

By Justin Worland/Davos

How Do You Measure the Toll of the L.A. Wildfires?

Perhaps no recent climate-related event better illustrates the myriad ways that climate change will affect the U.S. economy.  

By Justin Worland

Where Does Corporate Climate Action Go in 2025?

If you think about the private sector and climate change as 2024 wraps up, things may not look so good at first glance. But there's hope.

By Justin Worland

What is the Future of U.S. Climate Policy?

Climate policy discussions have hit a fever pitch as companies, advocates, and officials try to figure out the new rules of the road.

By Justin Worland

What a Second Trump Presidency Means for Climate Action

If a second Trump term is an epochal event for American democracy, so too is it for the global efforts to address climate change.

By Justin Worland

How Companies Should Really Talk About Climate Change

No matter who wins the U.S. election, companies will have greater success if they talk about the financial impact of climate change.

By Justin Worland

How the Energy Department Reorganized to Push Clean Energy

U.S. Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm tells TIME what she's most proud of about her work championing climate action.

By Justin Worland

Mexico Charts a New Path on Climate Change

Alicia Bárcena, the country’s new environment secretary, spelled out an aggressive climate agenda for Mexico.

By Justin Worland / Mexico City

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
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