Society and Equity

How heavy industry can form a just and equitable transition to decarbonization

A person work sparks flashing, illustrating the need for a just and equitable transition in heavy industry.

A just and equitable transition to net zero is within reach for heavy industry. Image: Kateryna Babaieva, Pexels

Ginelle Greene-Dewasmes
Project Specialist, Government Engagement, First Movers Coalition, World Economic Forum
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