What is TIME 2030?
Feb 24, 2021|1:34
The next decade will likely determine whether the planet will remain fit for human habitation. TIME 2030, a decade long project will be marking our progress towards a sustainable and equitable world.

Our Six Pillars

Our Six Pillars

The TIME 2030 Committee

Meet the leaders advising us on the potential solutions and innovations that can best solve the decade's greatest challenges
Climate Innovators

Today's Climate-Conscious Architects Want To Build Less

2030-icons Innovation

DeepMind Shares Protein Structure Solution
Argentina

New Lithium Mining Technology Could Give Argentina a Sustainable Gold Rush
Vietnam

Vietnam's Richest Man Is Launching an Ambitious Gambit to Sell Americans Electric Cars
2030-icons Economy

One Investment Firm's Bold Experiment to Finance the Future of American Farming

Countdown To 2030

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Solutions for the Next Decade

The Leadership Brief

Tackling Genetic Data's Racial Imbalance

54gene's CEO Abasi Ene-Obong is on a mission to right the sharp racial imbalance in global health data.
Innovation

The CHIPS Act Could Help Auto and Electronics Shoppers
The Leadership Brief

Henry Kissinger: The Internet Does Not Make Great Leaders

In his new book, Kissinger examines six world leaders
Economy

The Surprising Thing That Could Help Ease Inflation

A build-up of inventory spurred by inflation could be just the thing that helps bring the economy out the other side
Artificial Intelligence

Why Copycat AI Tools Will Be the Internet’s Next Big Problem

Text-to-image tools have the potential to turbocharge harassment and spread misinformation
energy

Lithium Is Key to the EV Transition—And It's in Short Supply

Lithium prices are up 400%. Experts say the supply will get worse before it gets better, with implications for the electric vehicle market
Social Media

4 Ways to Fix Social Media That Don’t Cost $44 Billion
Economy

The World’s Steel Comes at a Steep Climate Cost. A Swedish Company is Trying to Change That.

“If we have the chance to really solve the root cause of the real problem, why not do that?”