Today, most greenhouse gas emissions can be traced to five key sectors:

⚡ Energy
🌽 Agriculture
🏭 Industrial processes
🗑️ Waste
🌲 Land use, land-use change and forestry

#ClimateWatch breaks it down: go.wri.org/ghg-charts-tw

🔥For most of human history, fire was a tool to be wielded with knowledge, precision and care — not an enemy to be suppressed.

Recovering control will require learning from the past while confronting the political choices of the present. Learn more about the paths forward ➡️ bit.ly/4rSpFfr

🌡️ Reaching net zero can stop global temperatures from continuing to rise. But, bringing them back down after exceeding 1.5°C will require sustained net-negative CO2 emissions.

Learn what it will take to get there in our latest Insights article: bit.ly/4y9iMbh

🌊 Are blue foods getting enough attention in national climate plans?

New WRI Ocean research examines how 86 island and coastal countries are incorporating #BlueFoods into their 2025 NDCs.

Join the upcoming webinar to learn more: bit.ly/3VAeMTE

📉 As the world enters an era of 1.5°C overshoot, what will it take to bring temperatures back down?

WRI Climate researcher Clea Schumer explains why net-negative emissions will be critical and what it will take to get there.

Watch and learn more: bit.ly/4y9iMbh

🌱 A low-carbon economy could create 375 million new jobs over the next decade. But how do we prepare people for them?

🎥 Hear from WRI President & CEO, Ani Dasgupta at #ClimateWeekNYC, then watch the full event recording: bit.ly/46YmFVf

⛽ Transitioning away from fossil fuels
🤝 New channels for climate diplomacy
🌡️ The growing reality of 1.5°C overshoot

Catch up on the biggest climate stories from September in the latest #ClimateDigest: bit.ly/475tfcM

🌧️ Floods don't end when the water recedes.

For women in Nairobi's informal settlements, the 2024 floods meant losing homes, livelihoods and access to essential care.

New WRI research explores their stories and the solutions needed: bit.ly/4i77zmI

🌱 Peatlands are carbon vaults.

They cover just 4% of the world’s land, yet store up to one-third of all soil carbon. Protecting, restoring and sustainably managing these ecosystems is critical for people, nature and climate.

More from #SystemsChangeLab: bit.ly/45kdOwu

🤝 The #ParisAgreement was never designed to solve climate change on its own.

But it remains critical for setting global ambition, shaping national climate action and tracking progress. Here’s what Paris can and cannot deliver: bit.ly/46g8lXU

🔋 China’s role in future climate diplomacy will be the most consequential, and perhaps the most hopeful.

Li Shuo explores why in his contribution to WRI Climate’s Climate Diplomacy in a Messy World series: bit.ly/4qNQjpg

🌬️ Cutting emissions is critical to tackling climate change, but it won’t be enough on its own. #CarbonRemoval will also be needed to limit warming and address CO₂ already in the atmosphere.

#WRIExplains: go.wri.org/carbon-removal

🌐 How can climate cooperation evolve in an increasingly fractured world?

Watch WRI Climate’s #ClimateWeekNYC conversation on Climate Diplomacy in a Messy World: bit.ly/460Jo2K

💡 Then explore expert essays on the path forward: bit.ly/4djGmKR

🌲 #Carbonremoval will be essential to meeting global climate goals, but how much we need depends on how quickly we cut emissions now.

The faster emissions fall, the less we’ll need to rely on carbon removal later.

Learn more: go.wri.org/carbon-pollu...

Freshwater species help keep water clean, cycle nutrients and support food systems. Yet they are disappearing at alarming rates. ♻️

Protecting freshwater biodiversity is critical for a sustainable future: bit.ly/4fP6TBt

📸 At #ClimateWeekNYC, “Jobs & Skills for a New Economy: Building a Collective Action Agenda” brought leaders together to explore how to prepare people for a low-carbon, resilient economy that could create 375M new jobs.

▶️ Watch the full event recording: bit.ly/46YmFVf

🤝 In a messy world, how do we keep climate cooperation alive?

At #ClimateWeekNYC, ECCO’s Alexandra Scott shared how countries can keep working together on climate amid geopolitical tensions and competing priorities.

Watch the full event: bit.ly/460Jo2K

💰 Climate pledges alone aren’t enough. Carlos Lopes argues the exceptionally high cost of capital remains a major obstacle for developing economies.

Read his essay for WRI Climate’s Diplomacy in a Messy World series: bit.ly/4i8cLYb

#ParisAgreement #ClimateDiplomacy #ClimateAction #UNFCCC

🤝 As carbon markets expand globally, WRI’s David Waskow highlights how high-integrity markets can help drive climate action while supporting social and environmental goals.

Read more about WRI’s recommendations: bit.ly/4rD9zqa
#CarbonMarkets #ClimateAction

☀️🌬️ Solar and wind must grow from 17% to more than 57% of global electricity generation by 2030 to keep 1.5°C within reach.

Countries around the world are already showing rapid growth is possible.
Read the latest research from #SystemsChangeLab: bit.ly/4hOxyME