With all the adverse effects we’ve already seen from this event, it’s highly likely to intensify further toward the end of this year and into the next. But we had warning: the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) flagged back in May that the available information was enough to trigger prevention and response plans ahead of a likely El Niño event.

The new sustainability disclosure standards require that information exist well in advance, connected to risks, strategy, and financials. A reflection on what this means for Latin American companies and those who support them.

Climate Curve and the Global Methane Hub announced the eight winning organizations at the Regenerative Systems Summit during Climate Week NYC. Each winner receives $25,000 in prize funding and represents some of the world’s most promising methane solutions.

We welcomed the ArticuLAC coordinating team to Santiago — an opportunity to look back at its history and think through the paths ahead.