Grenada, Jamaica and St. Lucia will showcase how their countries are leading by example with ambitious climate action during a press call organized by WRI on Monday, June 17.
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Commodities like palm oil, cocoa, beef and soy may change hands dozens of times from the moment they are harvested until they end up in candy bars, toothpaste or baby formula, making deforestation tracking a very complex puzzle. Today, it is finally possible for a company or bank of any size to analyze and manage deforestation risk using GFW Pro.
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Hilton has become the world’s first hotel group to commit to serving more climate-friendly foods to help reduce food-related greenhouse gas emissions.
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Dr. Fang Li has been appointed as the new Director for WRI China. Dr. Fang is an experienced leader with deep expertise in environmental economics and a strong track record of forging progress on China’s critical environment and development challenges.
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WRI is organizing a press call featuring high-level experts to reflect on how Trump’s announcement to withdraw from the Paris Agreement two years ago has impacted climate action in the United States and around the world.
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WRI’s new working paper, From Mobility to Access for All: Expanding Urban Transportation Choices in the Global South, was launched today at the International Transport Forum summit.
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Two new WRI reports explore lessons learned from the experience of 16 cities who were early adopters of e-buses.
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WRI welcomes David B. McGinty as Global Director of the Platform for Accelerating the Circular Economy (PACE), an initiative to drive public-private action and collaboration on the circular economy.
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The CEOs of 13 U.S. and Global Fortune 500 companies or their subsidiaries, in collaboration with four leading environmental groups, today issued a call for action on climate change.
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WRI will host conversations with two of the inspiring 2019 Goldman Environmental Prize winners, days after this year’s winners were revealed today.