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Clean-energy advocates in Puerto Rico are demanding that federal aid for rebuilding the island's power grid prioritizes solar and battery storage.

Insider spoke to Jim Andrew, Pepsi's executive vice president and chief sustainability officer, on the sidelines of Climate Week NYC.

Leaders gathered for the United Nations General Assembly and Climate Week blamed the climate crisis and the energy transition for fanning inequality.

Nearly all the plastic shrink-wrap produced in the US ends up in the landfill. Waste Management wants to recycle it.

More than 140,000 residents, the majority of whom are Black, don't have clean drinking water after a water treatment facility was damaged by flooding.

More than 2.4 billion people around the world cook on open fire pits or kerosene stoves, harming forests and public health.

Norway and Rwanda launched a "high-ambition" coalition of 20 countries that will work to end plastic pollution by 2040.

The US, Germany, and Japan are either extending the life of nuclear power plants or rebooting them to meet climate goals and shore up energy supplies.

Congress is about to enact major new industrial policy that includes tens of billions of dollars in tax breaks to US solar, wind, and battery makers.

"What is striking, and perhaps the most important takeaway, is that these heat effects are permanent," Ariel Ortiz-Bobea told Insider.