Happening now! Join our Climate Week NYC eventsto learn about: 1️⃣ strategies businesses can use to advance local resilience 2️⃣ how to design the global stocktake so it advances climate ambition. Follow the links to join!

Thank you to Cool Food’s members for being leaders on reducing the climate impacts on the foods you serve. At #ClimateWeekNYC, World Resources Institute celebrated the very big ambitions and accomplishments of creating a movement for delicious climate action.

“As more clean energy solutions like offshore wind, solar, battery storage and clean hydrogen surface, Long Island is quickly emerging as a clean energy hub.” Read Will Hazelip's latest article to learn more about National Grid US's role in Long Island's sustainable progress.

💭 At our Circular Cities Roundtable on Tuesday, we brought together some influential guests to discuss how cities are fast-tracking the transition to circular living. ♻️ From green finance to technology, they presented some inspiring ideas. #ClimateWeekNYC #BuildingProgress

Young people are driving the climate action movement around the world. ✊ Join Prof. Katharine Hayhoe for a #ClimateWeekNYC online session to hear youth perspectives about climate justice and the road to COP27. Septemeber 23 @ 10AM EST. Register: nature.ly/3xJQkAz

That’s a wrap on #ClimateWeekNYC 🤝🍃 Will Hazelip, President of NGV, Northeast US, spoke on creating large-scale clean energy hubs across the Northeast at events hosted by Dynamo Energy Hub, Climate Group, and @NestSummit 🗣

To protect the #climate, we’re changing – in ways that might surprise you… Watch the video and learn more about our #transformation towards #netzero2050. More information how we change for climate: in.basf.com/qxztcah

Countries are failing to live up to their climate pledges, endangering efforts to curb emissions and #climatechange. The U.S. must take more aggressive #climateaction and instate an economy wide #carbonprice to reach our #netzero goals. Read more: wapo.st/3fKpmmw

#ClimateChange is fueling a public health crisis as increased extreme weather causes increased rates of heat stroke, breathing disorders, & mental health disorders. The U.S. must take action to stop climate change & protect public health. More in Scientific American: bit.ly/3AgOKHI

From nature: In order to limit global warming below 1.5°C this century, countries need to create more ambitious goals for curbing their emissions for 2030 and beyond. An economy-wide #carbonprice can help the U.S. hit our #netzero goals. More: go.nature.com/3ttDt2S

We're getting closer! Meridian Wind will come online soon, which means the park's 77 turbines will be generating enough clean energy to power more than 78,000 Michigan homes. Learn more about this project at empoweringmichigan.com/meridianwind. #RenewableEnergy #WindEnergy

Following #COP27, Citi Research’s ESG team offers five points shaping its 2023 outlook and 10 factors that could help turn climate change goals into realities. Investors will be key, and now have better data for making more informed decisions. on.citi/3VLpwth

.NOAA Research found the Arctic Circle warmed 4x faster than the rest of the planet, which will raise sea levels worldwide, change how heat and water circulate, and may influence extreme weather events like heat waves and rainstorms. More from Raymond Zhong: nyti.ms/3BySDIB

From Popular Science: #ClimateChange is expected to strengthen El Niño and La Niña events by 2030, increasing the frequency of extreme weather events like floods and droughts. The U.S. must do more to combat climate change and protect against extreme weather: bit.ly/3EKsDur

A recent nature study found more than half of infectious diseases can be aggravated by #climatechange. Curbing emissions is vital to protect public health. More from Climate Connections: bit.ly/3VvMZ1k

Unless serious action is taken to limit emissions and curb #climatechange, extreme heatwave events – like the 2021 Pacific Northwest heat wave that killed hundreds – will become more frequent. Ben Geman and Andrew Freedman report: bit.ly/3ATCZap

Colorado’s Lake Powell is drying up due to a #climatechange-intensified drought, posing a threat to the over 4.5 million people who rely on Glen Canyon Dam for electricity generation. More from The Washington Post: wapo.st/3FtaL90

Wells in California are drying up at a record pace due to #climatechange, forcing many residents to rely on bottled water to survive. We need to take #climateaction now to protect drinking water. Read more: wapo.st/3Vz10eF

#ClimateChange is threatening the survival of urban trees: “Heat and drought force trees to spend energy surviving that would otherwise go to regeneration, growth or fighting off disease and pests...’ The stresses become compounded.’” More: bit.ly/3OHTA6E

#ClimateChange is causing more water insecurity, which is harming mental health. Like food insecurity, water insecurity has been linked to depression, anxiety, and increased rates of violence. More from Axios: bit.ly/3Uf8DpE