Natural Global Resources

The built environment accounts for over one-third of global emissions. In rapidly developing markets like India and Mexico, a surge...

Across the United States, energy rates continue to climb and contribute to energy inequities. Since 2021, the average residential electricity...

More companies are assessing water risks, either voluntarily or in response to regulatory requirements. However, navigating the complex and diverse...

Every morning, Joyce Muthoni steps onto her farm in central Kenya with quiet determination. She moves from tree to tree...

In a city, a grassy park might be a place to stretch out with a book, an asphalt road your...

The North American power grid is often referred to as “the world’s largest machine.” What may appear to be a...

Since the start of 2025, a quiet yet profound shift has begun to reshape global finance. In January, BlackRock, the...

Brazil once again leads the world in the loss of primary tropical forests. New data shows the country accounted for...

Between 2001 and 2024, the world lost 177 million hectares of tree cover — a loss that is likely permanent....

As the global economy shifts toward cleaner and more efficient manufacturing and production, the U.S. has the opportunity to create...