Blog Posts: economics

In the United States, over four-fifths of states are debunking the myth that slashing greenhouse gas emissions comes at the expense of economic growth.

Advancing U.S. climate action will spur economic growth, create jobs, reduce costs for Americans and help fight the effects of climate change.

The plan, the means, the platform and the microphone: Los Angeles has what it takes to be the leading light when it comes to building back better after COVID-19.

Germany's stimulus plan invests big in electric vehicles, public transit and low-carbon energy. Will other countries follow suit?

The COVID-19 pandemic illuminates the need to build back better and create resilience to future crises, including the impacts of climate change.

The Republic of Korea has an opportunity to effectively address the COVID-19 crisis, while also becoming a climate leader.

This year, we aren't celebrating Earth Day in the way we expected to. WRI's President and CEO Andrew Steer reflects on what this day means during a global health and economic crisis, and offers five principles worth committing to.

To rebuild the economy from the coronavirus fallout, the United States must consider low-carbon and resilient investments, including energy retrofits, electric buses and reforestation.

Lessons from the Great Recession show three principles that should help the United States in its economic recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic.

As governments look to help their economies recover from the COVID-19 pandemic, stimulus packages should also build resilience to the impacts of climate change.