The state of the climate: why we need to keep talking about it
This summer, the climate crisis has been impossible to miss. By Helen Clarkson, CEO, Climate Group
“Clean transport is not just a climate win, it’s also an economic win”
How people and goods move is changing. Electric vehicles, public transport and cleaner freight are reshaping transport systems as governments and businesses look to improve air quality and make it easier and cheaper for ...
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From ambition to action: Two views on what Climate Week NYC needs to deliver, and how
As Climate Week NYC approaches, two US leaders working in different spaces – one bringing together states, cities and businesses across North America, the other aligning labor and environmental movements in the US – arri...
Five things finance leaders should consider before Climate Week NYC 2026
Climate Week NYC is around the corner so we sat down with Champa Patel, Executive Director of Governments and Policy, to discuss how financers can accelerate cuts to emissions, while making sure workers and communities s...
Keeping our cities cool and our energy use in check in a heating world
Q&A with Varun Kohli, Director of Sustainability, Corgan. Next month, the world's most dynamic climate platform returns to New York City. It comes at an apt time, during last month’s heat waves, extreme temperatures ...
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Environmental justice starts with people: How Solwata brings climate displacement into focus
Environmental justice starts with people: How Solwata brings climate displacement into focus What happens when your homeland disappears beneath the sea? For the communities featured in Solwata (Saltwater), this isn't a h...
Climate Week NYC drives the business case for climate action
Trane Technologies confirmed as Headline Partner of world’s leading climate event New York City, July 29, 2026 – As the world’s leading and most dynamic climate platform comes to New York City, September 20-27, global cl...
Five reasons why you can’t miss Climate Week NYC in 2026
Heatwaves, devastating wildfires polluting our skies and lungs – and the choice to do something about it. Here's why you can’t miss this year's Climate Week NYC. Climate Week NYC returns to New York City from September 2...
Every Climate Week NYC event starts with one idea
More than 100,000 people. Over 1,000 events. Seven days. One city. From global CEOs and government leaders to community organizers and local volunteers, Climate Week NYC brings together people from every corner of the cl...
Climate Week NYC returns September 2026
As the world electrifies, we've entered a new era of climate action. Getting ready for a decarbonised future through collaboration, shared insights, and partnerships has never been more critical.
Climate action is changing: A new climate communications is coming through
Major political and economic forces are changing climate action. We’re looking at three trends emerging from Climate Week NYC and Climate Group’s work.
Climate action is changing: Climate leaders are becoming a lot more pragmatic
Major political and economic forces are changing climate action. We’re looking at three trends emerging from Climate Week NYC and Climate Group’s work.
Climate action is changing: The economy is THE conversation
Major political and economic forces are changing climate action. We’re looking at three trends emerging from Climate Week NYC and Climate Group’s work.
The prescription for Climate Action: why healthcare can't wait
The climate crisis is a health crisis. This year's wildfires in Los Angeles and southern Europe, monsoon rains in Pakistan, and flash floods in central Texas were devastating reminders that droughts, storms, floods, wild...
Adapting for our future on the planet
The movement toward global sustainability has gained momentum over the past decade, driven by falling costs for technologies such as wind and solar, which in some regions have reached cost parity with fossil fuels. Decar...