A group of major corporations led by Etsy and eBay is praising the U.S. Postal Service (USPS) for committing to exclusively purchase electric vehicles starting in 2026, in a letter coordinated by Drawdown Labs, Project Drawdown’s private-sector testing ground for accelerating the adoption of climate solutions quickly, safely and equitably.
Climate change has huge implications for the well-being of ecosystems around the world. And the well-being of ecosystems has huge implications for climate change, as well.
In this video, Jessica Hellmann—an expert on global change ecology, climate adaptation, and emissions reduction—takes a ake a closer look at climate impacts on modern ecosystems and explores the inspiring road to solutions ahead.
What does food production have to do with climate change? Plenty—with respect to both the problem and the solutions.
In this video, Navin Ramankutty, a scientist focused on ways to feed humanity with minimal global environmental footprint, dives into challenges and opportunities at the intersection of climate and agriculture. From the importance of voting and youth climate action to regenerative approaches toi farming, Ramankutty shares up-to-date insight from his field.
Explore climate solutions in the modern investment world with Ibrahim AlHusseini, a renowned venture capitalist, sustainability-focused entrepreneur, and philanthropist.
From COVID-19 to the importance of climate-positive voting, AlHusseini talks brand-new investment opportunities in a complex world. Learn more at drawdown.org/climate-solutions-101.
Project Drawdown has used rigorous science to identify and characterize nearly 100 practices and technologies that, if ambitiously implemented together, can achieve drawdown—the point when levels of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere start to steadily decline, thereby stopping catastrophic climate change.
Now, how do we scale them?
Would you like your work to help alleviate the climate crisis, even though “climate” is not part of your current position description?
In this webinar, sponsored by Climate People, presenters offer actionable advice on how you can reduce the threat of climate change, wherever you are and whatever you do for a living.
Presenters:
Aiyana Bodi, senior associate, Drawdown Labs
Adam Braun, co-founder and CEO of Climate Cluib
This webinar provides an overview of Scope 3 financed emissions and key findings from the recent Carbon Bankroll report before offering short- and long-term strategies for folks working in corporate finance and sustainability to reduce the carbon footprint of the company's cash and investments. The format is a short presentation, panel discussion, and then summary of key actions. This webinar is Part 2 of a two-part series on Drawdown-Aligned Business, Investments and Finance.
This webinar provides information on 401(k) climate-risk management, retirement fund transparency for employees, and outlines clear steps that human resources and sustainability professionals can take to offer climate-safe employee retirement funds.
Explore climate solutions with Ramez Naam, a pioneering thought leader focused on energy.
From the experience of climate refugees to the importance of government buy-in and positive climate messaging, Naam discusses the path to a brighter climate future.
Today’s definition of business climate leadership centers on companies doing less harm, gradually reducing their emissions—and the damage they cause—over time. But this version of leadership neglects the many other levers companies have at their disposal to help or hinder our future on a livable planet.