By Fred Krupp and Ernest J. Moniz, the 13th Secretary of Energy (2013 to 2017) and founder and CEO of the Energy Futures Initiative. Originally published in The Hill. It has been almost four years since the Paris climate agreement was signed. But as leaders gather in New York this…

We do not all breathe the same air. In fact, varying levels of pollution mean the quality of the air we breathe differs sharply from country to country, from state to state — even street to street. In West Oakland, California, for example, researchers have shown that air pollution levels can vary by up to eight-fold within a…

Leaders are feeling the wind at their backs — This article originally appeared on the World Economic Forum Agenda and can be found here. In any era, the hard work of environmental progress requires the best available tools. Today those tools include technological innovations that are giving corporations and NGOs alike new capabilities and supercharging the partnerships between them…

This article originally appeared on the World Economic Forum Agenda and can be found here. A fresh wave of technological innovation is deepening our understanding of tough environmental challenges — and also giving us new ways to solve them. …

There’s a digital revolution coursing through the world’s oil and natural gas industry today. The same tools that have disrupted every sector from manufacturing to finance — cloud computing, predictive analytics, remote sensing and controls — are transforming this one too. Suddenly, there’s a lot more silicon involved in the…

A conversation with Cummins’ CEO —

What is the Fourth Wave and how can we promote the next generation of environmental innovation? —