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
2030-icons Innovation

Quantum Computing Will Transform Our World

Food & Agriculture

Agroforestry Could Save Brazil’s Rain Forests
Transportation

This Company Just Gave Hydrogen-Powered Planes a Boost
Climate Innovators

Experts Just Figured Out How To Rapidly Charge EV Batteries
2030-icons Sustainability

Inside Finland's Plan to End All Waste by 2050

Countdown To 2030

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Solutions for the Next Decade

finance

The Leaders Financing the Planet's Future

In 2022, political, financial, and corporate leaders around the world grappled with the urgent need to find the green to go green.
TIME 2030

Why We Buy Things We Don't Need

Part of our drive to consume is down to the way our brains have evolved, a new book argues
Sustainability

Inside the Electric Race to Clean Up New Delhi’s Air

New Delhi has replaced Beijing as the city with the world’s worst air pollution. Could the adoption of electric vehicles change that?
futureofwork

The Workplaces of the Future

Business leaders and architects are hoping innovative designs will add greater value to both workplaces and employees’ lives
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

DeepMind Shares Protein Structure Solution

CEO Demis Hassabis described the disclosure as a "gift to humanity" that would turbocharge the pace of scientific research
Innovation

The CHIPS Act Could Help Auto and Electronics Shoppers
Argentina

New Lithium Mining Technology Could Give Argentina a Sustainable Gold Rush

Mining for clean energy minerals is surprisingly dirty. New technology may reduce its impact on ecosystems and local communities.