At COP30, Parties committed to a new era focused on implementing the Paris Agreement. The Action Agenda, the implementation ...

The energy sector accounts for more than three-quarters of global greenhouse gas emissions, making its transformation essential to achieving global climate goals. This new WBCSD sector guidance, ...

Companies increasingly need to consider climate, nature and social factors together, rather than through separate plans and processes. The Integrated Transition Planning Tool, developed by WBCSD and ...

The case study presents a conceptual assessment of how nature-related interventions may contribute to the long-term resilience and value of hydropower assets. Hydropower generation is influenced by ...

Pilot a regenerative urban microforest as measurable climate infrastructure to mitigate urban heat, support biodiversity and test nature-based solutions in a dense city centre. City Developments ...

CBD COP17 will unite representatives of the Parties to the Convention, alongside Indigenous peoples and local communities, civil society, scientists, youth, businesses and other stakeholders to ...

Sustainable alternative feedstocks are increasingly recognized as a critical lever for decarbonizing the chemicals and materials industry and reducing reliance on virgin fossil resources. Yet (…) ...

Urgent emissions reduction is a must. But achieving net zero by 2050 demands more – it requires additional carbon dioxide removal (CDR) from the atmosphere. Despite the advancements in carbon removals ...

Climate adaptation and resilience are crucial for businesses, as the risks posed by climate change are increasing, including disruptions in supply chains and infrastructure failures, workforce ...

As climate risks intensify the need for decisive, collective climate action has never been greater. The Emissions Reduction Accelerator (ERA) is designed to help companies move from ambition to impact ...

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The global textile industry consumes 3.25 billion tonnes of materials annually, yet recirculates just 0.3%, leaving more than 99% sourced from virgin. One in three garments goes unsold, while quality ...