If we take decisive climate action now, there is potential to gain $43 trillion in net present value to the global economy by 2070.
A panel of experts at Davos 2022 discussed how to tackle the energy crisis and why it needs to be addressed alongside issues like climate change.
A decarbonized energy system requires both electrification and low carbon fuels. Accelerated action can boost public and private efforts and investment in clean hydrogen.
Driving sustainable purchasing choices depends on consumer protection, empowerment, and buy-in. Advocacy organizations can help guide toward priorities.
The hard truth is investment into the energy transition isn’t great enough; banks’ goal must be to break the pattern of underinvestment in green assets.
The war in Ukraine has forced Europe to rethink its energy strategy. At this critical moment in the energy transition, how can we ensure emerging markets aren't left behind?
Climate change is making heatwaves hotter and more unpredictable - and extreme heat can impact our mental as well as our physical health, research shows.
The Forum's Gim Huay Neo tells global leaders meeting at Davos 2022 why bold ideas and action-oriented partnerships are key to fighting the climate crisis and building a better world.
By 2070, 3.5 billion people will be heavily affected by extreme heat, 1.6 billion of whom will live in urban areas. How can nature help reduce the effects of heat?
Biotech offers powerful biosolutions for today’s climate change, health, and sustainability challenges, but implementing them comes with its own set of issues.
The conversation has shifted from reporting progress on ESG indicators to embedding ESG metrics into core business strategies.
Essential reading ahead of discussions at Davos 2022 - where leaders will come together to find global solutions to address unprecedented global challenges.











