Fast Company: “Last year, global electric-car sales more than doubled compared to the year before. Solar and wind power are cheaper in most countries than fossil fuels. The world is now spending record amounts on clean energy. New technology is emerging to cut emissions in hard-to-decarbonize industries like steel and cement and aviation. At the same time, hundreds of new coal power plants are under construction, deforestation is surging in the Amazon, and total emissions reached a record high in 2021. The big picture of climate action can be hard to track as the entire economy transforms. To avoid the worst impacts from climate change, the world will have to reach net zero emissions by 2050, and cut emissions in half in less than eight years. A new tool looks at how the world is doing on those goals…”

Speed & Scale – How Are We Tracking? The Speed & Scale plan shows how we can cut greenhouse gas emissions to net zero by 2050 and get halfway there by 2030. Explore the tracker below to monitor progress across the ten critical objectives and their key results.”