News | April 10, 2023

Looking back, looking forward

“We did it! We reached ‘drawdown’!” Imagine the day we will be able to say that. At Project Drawdown, we’re doing more than imagining. We’re making it happen.

Our latest publication, “Accelerate: Annual Outcomes and Outlook Report,” provides a snapshot of accomplishments during 2022 and a look at how we’re building on those successes in 2023. Check it out to learn how, with our supporters’ help, our work is accelerating the adoption of science-based climate solutions that help individuals and organizations reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

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News | April 19, 2024

farm field illustrating food and climate solutions

Introducing Drawdown Food – a new strategy for engaging agriculture in solving climate change

When we think of the causes of climate change, the first thing that comes to mind is often fossil fuel use for electricity production, transportation, or industry.At the same time, an equally significant, yet far less recognized, contributor to climate change often gets short shrift: the global food system. A whopping 22–33% of all greenhouse gas emissions come from food, agriculture, and land (and ocean) use.

Perspective | April 11, 2024

A graphic of a city skyline with a connected map of the Earth above and money below

International climate aid isn’t charity for “them.” It’s resilience for all of us.

by Daniel Jasper

Climate change has given us some sense of how interconnected we all are.

Perspective | April 10, 2024

A woman looking at her phone recording a video for the Global Solutions Diary

What is the Global Solutions Diary?

by Matt Scott

Everyone taking climate action, no matter who you are or where you live, has a story to share. Part of my role leading Drawdown Stories, Project Drawdown’s storytelling and engagement program, is to pass the mic to those who too often go unheard in the climate space so they can share stories of climate action and solutions that resonate with their communities.

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