📢The Group of Seven (G7) countries announced at a ministerial meeting that they will shut down coal-fired #powerplants by 2030-2035, or on a timeline consistent with the 1.5 C degree temperature limit.

Read Statement from Jennifer Layke, Global Director, Energy, WRI➡️…

Our Data Lab Director Evan Tachovsky summarized some of the latest outcomes on open data and code from WRI and partners.

Dive in and get the latest innovations👇🌍

Restoring landscapes can be complex, and to do it the right way, it's important to plan carefully.

Join us on May 16, 2024, to learn about a new guidebook that shares the key steps for starting a project 🌱

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Eating a plant-rich diet is critical for the planet – but changing old habits can be hard and people make food decisions based on a lot of factors, many of which are subconsciously influenced by dining environments.

Introducing WRI’s 'The Food Service Playbook for Promoting…

The figure below shows the relationship between rainfall and PM2.5 levels at the Central #Jakarta monitoring station in 2019 during the last #ElNiño cycle, when recorded rainfall reached almost negligible levels.

Learn more▶️ bit.ly/3NE8VWD

WRI research shows that simple modifications such as:

🚗Lowering vehicle speed limits
🚶Expanding sidewalks
🚸Adding crosswalks to streets
🌳Planting greenery along walkways...

can make a huge difference in protecting pedestrians — in Mexico and beyond▶️ bit.ly/44z0dQP

Over the past several months, the climate pattern #ElNiño has disrupted different regions and sectors across the world🌍

Examine the ripple effects of El Niño-fueled drought across 3 countries▶️ bit.ly/4dqTYSZ

Nationally determined contributions (NDCs) are important because they are the main vehicle for countries to collectively confront the global climate crisis🌡️🌏

Learn More👇 wri.org/insights/next-…

.SupplyChainQueen, Supply Chain Revolution podcast host & Global Sustainable #SupplyChain Leader for EY, outlines the critical difference between a #livingwage & a fair living wage💰

Just #compensation means more than meeting basic needs: bit.ly/4bfH0Wj

Our hearts go out to all Kenyans and our valued #RestorationChampions affected by the widespread flooding tragedy across the country.

Sending our deepest sympathies & love🫂 Please prioritize your safety & adhere to authorities' guidelines to mitigate the situation. #TukoPamoja

New 2023 forest loss analysis from GFW reveals that progress towards halting deforestation is possible, but it needs to happen everywhere. 🌎

Take a look at some of the top takeaways from 2023 #TreeCoverLoss data.

👉 gfw.global/4cVViNF

Climate disclosure has reached a tipping point: mandates are becoming the new norm.

Corporates should proactively prepare to report across more than one jurisdiction, meeting more robust requirements.

Get the lay of the land on #ClimateRisk reporting: bit.ly/3JPWggY

🆕 Improve urban #biodiversity by #greening compact spaces! Focus on:

🪴Balconies & Pocket Terraces
🪟Roofs & Walls
⛲️Common Spaces
🔲Plot Peripheries
🛤️Along Existing Infrastructure

Small-scale interventions can make a big environmental impact. 🌱

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Last month, the U.S. EPA finalized new rules for #powerplants designed to slash multiple forms of toxic and planet-warming #pollution in the United States🏭🌎

Here are 4 things to know about the new rules: bit.ly/3Iha2bS

New 2023 analysis from @worldresources Global Forest Watch reveals that progress towards halting #deforestation is possible, but it needs to happen everywhere🌎🌳

Take a look at some of the top takeaways from 2023 #TreeCoverLoss data👉 gfw.global/3Vxpc4p

#Biomass might be key for reaching net zero🏭. WRI Climate sheds light on the issue, from #CarbonRemoval to energy production, and how guidelines and sustainable practices are pivotal in ensuring a truly carbon-negative impact.

Learn more▶️ bit.ly/3HsRMLX

2023 saw record-breaking installation of #solarpower ☀️, millions of #EVs 🚗 were sold and more.

But there have always been barriers, from supply chain shortages to slow permitting that hinders the buildout of #renewables .

WRI experts weigh in👉 bit.ly/3whjbhK

Managing land to meet all these needs while confronting unpredictable weather and a growing global demand for food and wood requires thoughtful and proactive action🚜🌱

Learn more👇 wri.org/insights/susta…

To fix supply chains, we must also address the monumental issue of climate change, says Jacques Leslie. Otherwise, we’ll continue down a disastrous path.

🎧 to his prediction for #supplychains 100 years from now on the series finale of Voices on Supply Chains: bit.ly/4bfH0Wj

'Las Vegas is a great example of a good water steward,' says Samantha Kuzma, Aqueduct Data Lead, World Resources Inst. 'They invest heavily in recycling wastewater. Every drop used goes back into the system & they find ways to clean & reuse it' vox.com/today-explaine… Today, Explained