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The World’s Leading Resource for Climate Solutions

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by Christina (Tina) Swanson, Ph.D.

All of us have many pathways to climate action

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by Ruthie Burrows, Ph.D.

Here’s how low- and middle-income countries will be the leaders of a better, more sustainable future

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by Paul West, Ph.D.

Four climate solutions with surprising benefits for biodiversity and human well-being

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by James Gerber, Ph.D., Jonathan Foley, Ph.D.

How stopping deforestation is a powerful “emergency brake” climate solution

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by Paul West, Ph.D., Yusuf Jameel, Ph.D., Daniel Jasper

We need synergies, not silos, to solve humanity’s greatest challenges

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by Cameron Roberts, Ph.D.

EVs are a small part of the better transportation system we all deserve

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by Aiyana Bodi

What can memes tell us about the state of corporate sustainability?

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by Jonathan Foley, Ph.D.

To get back on track, we need new climate leadership and approaches

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Together, we can – and must – stand up for science, effective climate action, and a better future

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Project Drawdown’s world-class network of scientists, researchers, and fellows has characterized a set of 93 technologies and practices that together can dramatically reduce concentrations of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere.

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