Introducing: The 15 Climate Tech Companies to Watch. The urgency of addressing climate change has never been clearer. Emissions of planet-warming gases are at record highs, as are global temperatures. All that extra heat is endangering people around the world, supercharging threats like heatwaves and wildfires and jeopardizing established food and energy systems. We need to find new ways to generate electricity, move people and goods, produce food, and weather the challenging conditions made worse in a warming world. The good news is that we already have many of the tools we need to take those actions, and companies are constantly bringing new innovations to the market. Explore the full list to find out which 15 innovative companies our reporters and editors think have the best shot at making a difference on climate change: https://trib.al/TXGIdgy
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