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An MIT vet wants to revolutionize the steel industry. But finding funding for big swings in climate tech isn’t easy
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An MIT vet wants to revolutionize the steel industry. But finding funding for big swings in climate tech isn’t easy

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April 21, 2023
California fears even worse fire season as ‘superblooms’ from historic wet winter become kindling
Environment

California fears even worse fire season as ‘superblooms’ from historic wet winter become kindling

By David R. Baker, Brian K. Sullivan, Mark Chediak and Bloomberg
April 15, 2023
Ski resorts face an existential danger. Here’s how Vail Resorts’ CEO is adapting to climate change
Leadership

Ski resorts face an existential danger. Here’s how Vail Resorts’ CEO is adapting to climate change

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April 6, 2023
More killer tornados will hit the South as global warming creates dangerous new weather patterns, study says
Environment

More killer tornados will hit the South as global warming creates dangerous new weather patterns, study says

By Seth Borenstein and The Associated Press
March 28, 2023
A 5,000-mile wide belt of seaweed is scheduled to wash ashore on Atlantic beaches and vex hotel workers
Environment

A 5,000-mile wide belt of seaweed is scheduled to wash ashore on Atlantic beaches and vex hotel workers

By Suman Naishadham and The Associated Press
March 22, 2023
Man in hard hat looking at wind turbines
Environment

Two experts with front-row seats to California’s ambitious climate plan explain how the state could pull it off—and why they think it could change the world

By Daniel Sperling and The Conversation
January 26, 2023
The EU just reached a deal to overhaul its carbon market to hit its 2030 climate goal—despite an ongoing energy crisis 
Environment

The EU just reached a deal to overhaul its carbon market to hit its 2030 climate goal—despite an ongoing energy crisis 

By Ewa Krukowska, John Ainger and Bloomberg
December 18, 2022
Larry Fink, chief executive officer of BlackRock Inc., speaks during a Bloomberg event on the opening day of the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos, Switzerland, on Tuesday, Jan. 21, 2020.
Newsletters

Pro-ESG and anti-ESG activist investors have more in common than you might imagine

By Peter Vanham, David Meyer and Alan Murray
December 8, 2022
‘Scope 3’ push and ESG backlash: Lessons from Fortune’s First Impact Initiative
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‘Scope 3’ push and ESG backlash: Lessons from Fortune’s First Impact Initiative

By Peter Vanham, David Meyer and Alan Murray
December 2, 2022
U.S. President Joe Biden and French President Emmanuel Macron in the Oval Office
Politics

Biden says he can make ‘tweaks’ to his climate law after France’s president complained it favored American companies over European ones

By Colleen Long, Sylvie Corbet, Aamer Madhani and The Associated Press
December 1, 2022
Former Unilever CEO Paul Polman explains why climate is ‘no longer a peripheral issue’ for business leaders
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Former Unilever CEO Paul Polman explains why climate is ‘no longer a peripheral issue’ for business leaders

By Peter Vanham, David Meyer and Alan Murray
November 28, 2022
Samih Zhukri (l), foreign minister of Egypt, speaks during the closing ceremony at the UN Climate Summit COP27.
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Lobbying controversies and an unfunded fund: Weighing the good and bad outcomes of COP27

By Peter Vanham, David Meyer and Alan Murray
November 23, 2022
businessman drawing trees on the sky
Environment

What boards actually think about ESG proposals

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July 29, 2022
Firefighters at the scene of a blaze in the village of Wennington, east London
Lifestyle

London firefighters plunged back into Second World War times due to record-breaking heatwave

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July 20, 2022
‘The runway has melted’: The British summer is so hot that the Air Force has been forced to cancel flights on a major military base
Environment

‘The runway has melted’: The British summer is so hot that the Air Force has been forced to cancel flights on a major military base

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July 18, 2022

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