Sustainability Now

Carl Folke argues that strengthening the biosphere and addressing inequality can help the world to weather future shocks.

Jules Kortenhorst urges more support for reporting and analysis that improves the public's understanding of the climate crisis.

Adair Turner shows that in most sectors, a green transition will cost consumers little, and often will make them better off.

Sharon Ikeazor urges developed-country leaders to put their money where their mouths are on financing mitigation efforts.

Katherine Dixon urges policymakers and firms to focus on three priorities in greening the global energy sector.

Michel Fredeau & Jules Kortenhorst say that CEOs who ignore decarbonization risk setting up their companies to fail in the net-zero economy.

Martha Rojas Urrego shows why protection of the world's wetlands is the best way to ensure safe, secure, and adequate supplies.

Ursula von der Leyen & Werner Hoyer offer a blueprint for how the European Union can help the rest of the world achieve carbon neutrality.