Food systems are one of the biggest drivers of global emissions, and beef is one of the highest contributors within those systems. While a shift away from high-beef diets will be essential to address this problem, beef production is set to continue far into the future. To address this reality, experts Richard Waite and Jessica Zionts explore opportunities for both beef producers and purchasers to reduce beef-related emissions through improved practices. Learn more.

The latest IPCC report underscores the importance of massively scaling climate adaptation efforts worldwide, especially for communities most vulnerable to climate change. But what does this look like in practice, and how are countries currently implementing adaptation? The Action Adaptation Coalition — of which WRI is a secretariat — will be hosting a series of events on this topic, beginning this week with a session that explores the IPCC findings and offers next steps for action. Register here.

International Women’s Day on March 8 offers an opportunity to identify ways in which women are still left behind in society. One often overlooked area is infrastructure, as women only hold roughly a fourth of global energy sector jobs. Considering that bold climate action could create 65 million more jobs by 2030, it is crucial to make the just transition to clean energy equitable for all. If done right, better access to infrastructure jobs for women can lead to progress on climate goals, create economic benefits and advance gender equity worldwide. Read here.