Stories

Earth Day isn’t just for the people. Businesses should also be thinking about how to go green.
Understanding climate change will make the difference between success and failure for investors in the world’s vast energy markets.
< p>As the world rapidly reaches consensus on the scientific understanding of climate change, policymakers are increasingly looking at how to address the challenge.
< p>On February 13th, WRI celebrated its 25th Anniversary with a dinner in New York, underwritten by <a cl
A new WRI/IFC Report shows for the first time how big the opportunity is to reduce proverty through private sector strategies. And it’s a bigger market than previously thought.
Four billion people who live in relative poverty have purchasing power representing a $5 trillion market.

China’s energy appetite is voracious and growing. It’s a bleak picture for emissions, but the international community can help.

A Greener Farm Bill

The 2007 Farm Bill could play a pivotal role in efforts to combat global warming. Here are four components that policymakers should consider.
< p>In a first of its kind deal, a consortium led by Kohlberg, Kravis & Roberts (KKR) and Texas Pacific Group (TPG)
< p>With the renewed focus on global warming policy in the United States, there have been several assertions made about the growth of US emissions, particularly with respect to the European Union (EU).