Investments in discovering and developing new solutions to address climate change are woefully low and have even been falling. Sarah Kearney and Scott Burger discuss how can philanthropists help.
Philanthropists and other impact investors play a critical role in funding risky, early-stage startups developing science-based solutions to climate change.
Many cities are adapting in the face of climate change.
Community-driven solutions are helping both to improve food security and to pass down Inuit knowledge to younger generations.
Siobhan Foley has worked closely with New Orleans Mayor Mitchell Landrieu to help the city adapt to climate change.
Investors need to better educate themselves about the local context in which their funds are deployed.
The Trump Administration has given the environmental community an opportunity to become better listeners, reconnect with its core constituents, and tap into a little humility along the way.
To fight deforestation, a UK-based startup is using unmanned aerial vehicles that can plant seeds 60 times faster than humans can.
The Energy Foundation used a two-pronged strategy of engaging policy makers and grassroots activists to sell green electricity.
Climate-change entrepreneurs need funding, but they also need the expertise, networking, and intellectual capital that incubators and foundations can provide.
Corporations are ushering in a new age of sustainability by actively transforming the market to make it more sustainable.
A look at how private long-term investment can help spur public engagement—and lead to policy change and impact—in environmental conservation and beyond.
A reading list of our articles examining how businesses should define and achieve sustainability.
The key to creating a vibrant and sustainable company is to find ways to get all employees personally engaged in day-to-day corporate sustainability efforts.
The technology-driven model of agriculture may offer a means to address farm output and food security in the years to come.
