Justin Worland

D ecarbonizing the global economy will require trillions of dollars in investment, including in emerging economies and developing countries.

I ndia is home to a fast-growing renewable energy sector, and Sumant Sinha is at the center of it.

Find out why Sumant Sinha made the 2024 TIME100 Climate list

A jay Banga didn't like the existing decor, so when he took over as World Bank president he gave his grand two-story corner office a makeover.

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W inning local approval for investments in everything from solar farms to critical mineral mines can be tough—and for good reason.

One way to get past some of the headwinds is to focus on tackling climate change from the ground up.

founded at COP28 in Dubai last year with an initial commitment of $30 billion from the United Arab Emirates, is designed to become what he has

Indeed, the questions here in Baku are less about whether the international climate push will go on but about how.

T he United Nations climate conference , now in its final days in Baku, has exacerbated longstanding tensions between countries on the path to decarbonize the global economy.