One of Rocky Mountain Institute’s first interactions with the federal government dates back nearly half a century to the institute’s founding in 1982. That year, the Pentagon, under Republican President Ronald Reagan, asked RMI to…
Art allows us to respond emotionally to climate change — and turn that emotion into action, explains a guest contributor from The Climate Museum. See how RMI explores this dynamic in our 2024 annual report.
World leaders are gathering in Baku, Azerbaijan, Nov. 11–22, to reckon with a split climate reality. The energy transition is advancing quickly, but damages from a warming planet are worsening.
When you sit down on the couch to stream your latest show, climate change and the urgency of the energy transition may be far from your mind — even when the latest season of Love…
Building hope, skills, and impact: How RMI interns are shaping a sustainable, zero-carbon future.
May is Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month, a time to honor those whose roots lie across the Pacific and beyond. RMI is proud of the diversity among its 700 staff based not…
As we celebrate Women’s History Month, meet some of the RMI women working to change our world for the better.
RMI’s newest board member brings environmental justice issues front and center.
As Pride month kicks off, meet some of the inspiring LGBTQ+ staff at RMI who are working every day for a prosperous, zero-carbon future for all.
A successful software engineer decides to start a green business, literally.