Climate change is a problem that cannot be solved by individual action or the efforts of any one organization or institution alone. Smart policies set climate standards, define what our collective action should be, and help create environments that lead to transformational change. Advocating for and implementing policy requires leadership from governments and a whole-of-society effort from leaders in the private sector, non-profits, community-based organizations, activist groups, educational institutions, and more. Only by working together can we reverse course on climate change and protect the environment for generations to come.

WWF’s climate policy team advocates for stronger climate policy in the United States at federal, state and municipal levels, and for leadership by the U.S. Federal Government at the international level. From preventing deforestation to promoting equitable investments in clean energy projects, and advocating for climate-aligned finance, we harness the power of science to make desperately needed protections and economy-shifting ideas into federal law, state regulation, and municipal action.

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  America is All In

  Supported by Bloomberg Philanthropies and led by founding partner WWF, America Is All In is the most expansive coalition ever assembled in support of U.S. climate action, with thousands of U.S. cities, states, tribal nations, businesses and financial institutions, colleges and universities, and faith, health, and cultural institutions mobilized to combat climate change.

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  The Renewable Thermal Collaborative (RTC)

  Co-convened by WWF, The RTC serves as a global coalition for companies, institutions, and governments committed to scaling up the use of renewable heating and cooling to dramatically cut carbon emissions.

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  Climate Finance

  WWF believes that a future shaped by climate change requires news ways of thinking about financial decision-making. Climate finance will play a critical role in reducing global greenhouse gas emissions, contributing to biodiversity conservation, and promoting a range of local economic and social values.