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We must rethink how we grow our food. We can do this without sacrificing global food security. As the global population continues to grow, our food production needs to... Read More.

To get to net zero, we must decarbonize our single largest source of emissions: the power grid. Our electricity needs to come from zero-emissions energy sources. Alternative energy technology... Read More.

Every six seconds, the world loses a soccer field of primary forest–a total of 3.75 million hectares, or 14,487 square miles, per year. These forests play an essential role... Read More.

Even after we reduce global emissions as much as we can, according to the Speed & Scale plan, we’ll still need to remove around 10 gigatons of leftover carbon... Read More.

To reach net zero, the world will need better and cheaper batteries, produced far beyond today’s scale. According to our progress tracker, we are seeing strong momentum toward increasing... Read More.

Global aviation accounts for more than 1 gigaton of annual greenhouse gas emissions. As of now, we’re far off course to reach our target for decarbonizing aviation. Only 0.1... Read More.