Uploaded September 2026 | Updated September 2026, 11 hours ago
As day two of The Hub Live at Climate Week NYC comes to a close, there's so much to talk about.
Jerome Foster II takes us through some of today's key highlights:
⭕ $25-50 billion in investment-ready projects unveiled by Lagos State
⭕ Five governments backing a push to make lower-carbon cement the norm
⭕ L’Oréal welcomed 13 companies into the second cohort of its €100 million sustainable innovation program
⭕ California Attorney General Rob Bonta announced legal action challenging an agreement to abandon a major offshore wind lease.
⭕ 6,000 medical students reached through climate and health education
Behind every figure is the same question: who will move fastest - and who will benefit?
We heard that electric vehicles are reaching price parity in more developing markets. That locally generated renewable power can protect countries from volatile fossil fuel prices. And that new infrastructure - from data centers to healthcare systems - must work for people and communities.
For Tuvalu, the urgency could not be clearer. Climate Minister Dr. Maina Vakafua Talia told the room: “For us, it’s a matter of life and death.”
The Hub Live has concluded, but Climate Week NYC continues - with hundreds more events, announcements and ideas still to come.
Explore today’s highlights via the link in the comments.
#ClimateWeekNYC
As day two of The Hub Live at Climate Week NYC comes to a close, there's so much to talk about.
Jerome Foster II takes us through some of today's key highlights:
⭕ $25-50 billion in investment-ready projects unveiled by Lagos State
⭕ Five governments backing a push to make lower-carbon cement the norm
⭕ L’Oréal welcomed 13 companies into the second cohort of its €100 million sustainable innovation program
⭕ California Attorney General Rob Bonta announced legal action challenging an agreement to abandon a major offshore wind lease.
⭕ 6,000 medical students reached through climate and health education
Behind every figure is the same question: who will move fastest - and who will benefit?
We heard that electric vehicles are reaching price parity in more developing markets. That locally generated renewable power can protect countries from volatile fossil fuel prices. And that new infrastructure - from data centers to healthcare systems - must work for people and communities.
For Tuvalu, the urgency could not be clearer. Climate Minister Dr. Maina Vakafua Talia told the room: “For us, it’s a matter of life and death.”
The Hub Live has concluded, but Climate Week NYC continues - with hundreds more events, announcements and ideas still to come.
Explore today’s highlights via the link in the comments.
#ClimateWeekNYC
