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President & CEO, @WorldResources. Dedicated to getting the transition right for people, nature and climate. I read wri.org/insights.
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Climate services for health can save lives – and deliver economic returns. Here's how

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By Celeste Saulo, Ani Dasgupta
| World Economic Forum
Three hospitals kept functioning when Hurricane Melissa hit Jamaica in October 2025 thanks to the preparedness of the Smart Hospitals initiative. Climate-smart investments and smart tools will become increasingly vital to keep health systems running amid more frequent extreme weather events. Solutions to forecast health threats, understand who is most vulnerable, and deliver the resources to respond exist, and we must now use them.
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Amid the Iran Conflict, Resilience Must Be the Top Priority

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By Ani Dasgupta
| World Resources Institute
The Iran conflict is entering its ninth week, but the damage it’s wrought may last years. First and foremost is the human toll: lives lost, families displaced, homes and businesses damaged. This tragedy is felt most acutely by those in the Middle East. But beyond regional borders, the Iran conflict touches virtually all countries. The blockade of the Strait of Hormuz — and the 20% of the world’s oil and liquefied natural gas (LNG) that pass through it — has spurred a global energy crisis.
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3 Climate Stories That Will Shape the World in 2026

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By Ani Dasgupta, Lucy Yang Verified
| World Resources Institute
As we enter a new year, people around the world are grappling with rising costs for housing, energy and food. Most worry about the state of the economy. Job prospects feel uncertain in the face of widespread AI, automation and other disruptions. These concerns have eclipsed climate action at the polls and in political discourse, especially in wealthier countries.
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