WRI is a global research organization that turns big ideas into action at the nexus of environment, economic opportunity and human well-being.
Social network analysis has been deployed in crisis disciplines like counterterrorism and public health. Using a new WRI guidebook, we applied it to environmental interventions, starting with forest restoration in Rwanda.
Leaders from cities, states, provinces and businesses around the globe gathered in San Francisco for the Global Climate Action Summit, showcasing their commitment to implementing the Paris Agreement. The summit is over but the push for greater climate action is rolling forward.
This month's discoveries inch us towards a more perfect understanding of the carbon cycle, and the various ways we are changing it.
When forests are converted for development and other purposes, women often suffer more severe and impoverishing impact than men. In "Abadiat", independent filmmaker Purabi Bose explores the struggles of adivasi, indigenous women in India, who seek recognition of their rights to community lands and forests.
