Author
Armond Cohen
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2025 mid-year impact in a chaotic world
Climate is not the top of the world agenda, to put it mildly. The headlines are war, economic chaos, and political disruption. But the atmosphere rolls on and keeps score, reminding us we can’t pause our work. For climate action to be effective, it must be resilient to political shifts…
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How we win on climate: 2024 impact highlights
2024 was a year of ups and downs. On the upside, we saw record deployment of clean energy, climate-friendly policy progress around the world, and growing support for having more energy options on the table. However, we also saw conflict, war, inflation, geopolitical tensions, and a changed political landscape as…
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The upside of down
It would be an understatement to say that 2024 was a mixed year for progress in managing climate change.
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It’s time for the U.S. to lead on nuclear energy
In the U.S., the recent passage of the bipartisan ADVANCE Act highlights a growing consensus around nuclear energy’s promise at home.
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COP28: Climate in an age of permacrisis
5 Principles for Urgency in the Face of Complexity at COP28 and Beyond
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2023 mid-year impact update: Moving the needle on climate change
The past six months have been characterized by a series of key climate and clean air breakthroughs around the world, with CATF at the forefront of many promising technology and policy developments.
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Milestones toward a zero-carbon future
While 2022 will be remembered as a year of unprecedented challenges, there were also many milestones and reasons to celebrate.
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Acting urgently while playing the long game: Three principles for COP27
It’s time we change the global mindset on managing climate change to a more plural and risk-informed approach, and COP27 is a good place to start.
