Mark Gongloff

A wildfire burns in Garano, north-western Spain. Nearly four-fifths of the world's land has faced all-time-high temperatures this century.
PERSPECTIVE

A chart climate change deniers can’t ignore

An aerial view of properties cleared of wildfire debris in Altadena, California, in January.

Ignoring a US$7 trillion financial disaster won’t make it go away

Whether you like or believe in them or not, both climate change and the clean-energy transition create risks and opportunities for companies. It’s bad business to ignore them.

ESG is in its flop era

Hurricane Beryl levelled the island of Carriacou, home to nearly 10,000 people, and shaved about a third from Grenada’s gross domestic product in July.
PERSPECTIVE

More debt is no climate solution for poor nations

The estimated income loss from climate change will be driven mainly by rising temperatures, which will affect agriculture, public health, productivity and more.
THE BOTTOM LINE

Climate change is stunting our economic growth

Practically every company will have to go green eventually, regardless of its name.
WEALTH & INVESTING

Green is the new crypto for corporate rebranding

Nuclear power could be a crucial part of a clean-energy transition, but not if it comes with a high risk

Climate change and nuclear waste are a toxic stew

People at the downtown Riverwalk in Chicago during an unusually warm winter day on Feb 27. The city was then hit with severe thunderstorms that night, bringing hail and reported tornadoes.

Three seasons in 24 hours stump climate change deniers

The entrance to COP28 at the Expo City in Dubai. Whether the explosion in attendance is a sign that the world is taking climate change more seriously, or just the bloat that naturally accumulates around gatherings of humans who control large pools of political and financial capital remains to be seen.
PERSPECTIVE

Do 70,000 people really need to be at a climate confab?