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Today’s announcement from the White House suggests that significant emissions cuts could save money–along with the environment.

As I write this letter, the climate negotiations in Copenhagen have come to a close. The resulting Copenhagen Accord—produced after excruciating round-the-clock negotiations—is an important step on the road to an international agreement.

Join us for an inspiring evening with leaders who are tackling today’s toughest environmental challenges.

As a non-profit organization with global programs, the World Resources Institute (WRI) has felt the effects of the economic downturn.

WRI is moving forward with a new five-year Strategic Plan to achieve our long-term goals more effectively.

Expanding nature-based enterprises can increase income for the world’s rural poor.

Remembering Phil Clapp

We are saddened today to hear of the passing of Phil Clapp. Phil was the Deputy Managing Director of the Pew Environmental Group, and founder and President of the National Environmental Trust.

Statement from World Resources Institute President Jonathan Lash on June 6 Senate Vote on the Climate Security Act

Remembering Bert Bolin

We are saddened to hear of the passing of Dr. Bert Bolin. Bert was a former WRI Director, a distinguished atmospheric scientist, and a warm and gentle man.

Remembering Wally Bowman

Current and former staff were saddened last week to hear of the passing of Wallace D. “Wally” Bowman, a conservation and environmental policy expert.