Climate Action 15: 2024's top global innovators powering green solutions

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

58% : As the director of workforce development at We Act for Environmental Justice and a resident of West Harlem for over 15 years, Callaway has organized with people in New York City to push for community-driven and sustainable urban planning.
55% : FastRig could be retrofitted to the decks of about two-thirds of ships that transport fossil fuels, grain, wood, chemicals, and other goods -- or about 40,000 vessels.
54% : The reductions are particularly important in Saudi Arabia, where the majority of fresh water comes from desalination plants powered by fossil fuels.
50% : It was a win for Ozane, her fellow environmental-justice activists, and scientists who are pressuring the White House to curb the use of fossil fuels that spew greenhouse-gas emissions and pollute local communities.
40% : This year's honorees are 15 global trailblazers who are deploying technologies like low-carbon battery recycling and electric buses; equipping workers with skills to build a cleaner economy; and mobilizing grassroots movements against fossil fuels.

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