🌍 Which climate interventions can drive the biggest behavior change at scale? Explore our new Climate Intervention Calculator to compare strategies and identify where they can have the greatest impact. Explore the tool: bit.ly/4w7dzQo

California’s Clean Air Act waivers help cut harmful air pollution and support cleaner port operations. Efforts to overturn them put public health, regulatory certainty, and billions in clean transportation investments at risk. Read our statement: bit.ly/4zdeYaX

What happened in climate this month? 🔥 Record-breaking heat pushed communities to their limits, countries doubled down on electrification ahead of #COP31, and international climate finance faced renewed uncertainty. Read this month's #ClimateDigest: bit.ly/4fW9hFv

🌊 🌡️ The ocean has absorbed more than 90% of the excess heat caused by greenhouse gases—but it's paying the price. Warmer oceans mean stronger storms, stressed ecosystems and growing risks for people worldwide. Learn more: bit.ly/4xfr9BU

📊 Climate risk is financial risk. Rescinding the SEC's climate disclosure rule won't remove climate risk—it will leave investors with less information to manage it. 📖 Read Janet Ranganathan's latest commentary: bit.ly/4h6bYq6 #ClimateRisk #Investing #SEC

Rescinding US SEC’s Disclosure Rule Will Blindfold Investors to Climate Risk

A 2024 rule requires companies to disclose to investors their financially material climate risks, such as floods, droughts and the costs of moving away from fossil fuels. The SEC may do away with it.

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🏭 #SystemsChangeLab just updated the technological carbon removal system to reflect the latest developments in the field. Data includes new indicators that more comprehensively track the conditions and enabling factors needed to scale #CDR. Learn more: bit.ly/483l3eS

🌳🔥#WRIExplains: The Climate-Fire Feedback Loop More on what's driving this feedback loop & how it's currently playing out in the world's forests👉 go.wri.org/fire-feedbac...

📈 At #LCAW2026, Swati Dhingra explains how recent energy price shocks have renewed inflationary pressures, highlighting the growing economic risks of fossil fuel dependence. Watch the clip and learn more: www.wri.org/iran-war

Today, most greenhouse gas emissions can be traced to five key sectors: ⚡ Energy 🌽 Agriculture 🏭 Industrial processes 🗑️ Waste 🌲 Land use, land-use change and forestry #ClimateWatch breaks it down: go.wri.org/ghg-charts-tw

🗣️ Civic freedoms are critical to effective climate action. But in 2024, only 59% of countries adequately protect freedoms of expression, association and assembly, down from 70% in 2018. Explore the latest data from #SystemsChangeLab: bit.ly/3Kuus5g

🌡️ Over 130 countries have now submitted new climate commitments. But are major economies even delivering on the pledges they made five years ago for 2030? Our latest analysis of G20 transparency reports looks at the progress: bit.ly/4eeBgPz

🌱 At #LCAW2026, Pedro Brancante explains why the shift away from fossil fuels is not just a technological transformation, but an economic one that requires reducing demand while recognizing the realities facing producing countries. Learn more: www.wri.org/iran-war

🇺🇸The US would need to more than triple its current pace of emissions reductions to meet its 2030 target — a target it no longer maintains after withdrawing from the #ParisAgreement. WRI Climate's new analysis: bit.ly/4xCZmfW

🦶#CarbonFootprint calculators estimate the emissions impact of one person’s choices. But how can we estimate the impact of upstream decisions ? WRI Climate’s calculator does just that: go.wri.org/climate-calc...

🏛️ National adaptation plans are only the first step. The real challenge is turning them into local action. New WRI research explores how Brazil, India and Indonesia can strengthen coordination, capacity and resources across all levels of government: bit.ly/4y7qd43

🇮🇳 At #LCAW2026, Jayant Sinha explains why "the real finance minister of India is actually the price of oil" and how fossil fuel dependence leaves economies vulnerable to global shocks. Watch the clip and explore WRI's analysis: www.wri.org/iran-war

🇪🇺 The EU has made significant progress in reducing greenhouse gas emissions, but reaching its 2030 climate target will require an even faster pace of action. WRI Climate examines how current trends compare with what's needed to stay on track: bit.ly/4v6q138

Missed our webinar on central banks and the transition away from fossil fuels? The recording is now live: go.wri.org/FkqvlX Watch for conversation on why central banks care about climate, how they're reacting to this year's energy shock, and next steps for analysis and action.

Financing the Transition Away from Fossil Fuels: The Systemic Role of Central Banks

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🏦 Fossil fuel dependence is increasingly recognized as a threat to financial stability. Join #WRI Finance and #LeaveitintheGround on July 16 for a #webinar exploring the role central banks can play in financing the transition away from fossil fuels: bit.ly/4vOCUPD

💨 How is carbon removal progressing around the world? #SystemsChangeLab’s technological carbon removal system has been updated with new indicators tracking policy, projects, investment, governance and more. Explore the latest data: bit.ly/483l3eS

🌡️ What does crossing 1.5°C really mean for our planet, our economies, and our lives? And why is it still possible to change course? Watch this quick explainer — then dive deeper into the data and pathways forward. Read the full breakdown: go.wri.org/criticalwarm... #WRIExplains

✈️ The future of aviation depends on more than just switching fuels. 📅 Join WRI on July 20 to explore how next-generation sustainable aviation fuels can help decarbonize air travel and what it will take to scale them. 11 AM EDT Register here: bit.ly/44kKaGR

💡 At #LCAW2026, Julie Rozenberg explains why blanket fossil fuel subsidies often benefit the richest households the most, and why targeted support can better protect vulnerable communities. Watch the clip and learn more: www.wri.org/iran-war

📈 GDP is only one measure of progress. To build a more resilient future, we also need to account for well-being, equity and environmental sustainability. Explore the latest from #SystemsChangeLab: bit.ly/3Y23sOy

🗓️Join WRI on July 20th as we bring together industry experts and key stakeholders in the green ammonia and fertilizer space to discuss the challenges, opportunities, and enabling conditions for scaling up low-carbon ammonia in India. 👉 Register now: bit.ly/4pkWwZ3

🚗 More than 30 environmental organizations, including WRI, are urging the U.S. Senate to oppose year-round E15 legislation, citing concerns over higher food and fuel costs, increased emissions and environmental harm. Read more: bit.ly/4yp19pi

🏛️ How can central banks support a just transition away from fossil fuels? Join WRI Finance & LINGO Initiative tomorrow to explore the systemic role central banks can play in strengthening financial stability while supporting the clean energy transition: bit.ly/4f9BU1h

🌡️ Extreme heat is no longer just a seasonal challenge. In cities worldwide, it's reshaping how people live, work and move. #WRIExplains explores the cascading impacts of urban heat and practical solutions cities can use to build resilience. Read more: go.wri.org/urbanheat

⚡ "The climate imperative to move away from fossil fuels is now being joined by this question of fossil fuel dependence." At #LCAW2026, Nick Robins discussed why recent geopolitical shocks have strengthened the case for resilient clean energy systems. Learn more: www.wri.org/iran-war

Extreme heat is not only uncomfortable, it can also be deadly. In Europe, it’s estimated to have killed more people in 2025 than road crashes. Two WRI experts unpack responses to extreme heat, and what more is needed: go.wri.org/extreme-heat...

✈️ The future of aviation depends on more than just switching fuels. Join WRI on July 20 to explore how next-generation sustainable aviation fuels can help decarbonize air travel and what it will take to scale them. 🗓️ 11 AM EDT Register here: bit.ly/44kKaGR