Whoa 🤯 in Slow-Mo

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Progress is happening every day, just not always with fireworks 🎉 or trending hashtags #️⃣. It's like the slow-cooker version: steady, quiet, but cooking up something good. So if the world looks like eww 🤮, it’s really more like whoa 🤯, but in slow-mo.

A vertical chart showing the decline in infant mortality rate between 2014 and 2024 in India's biggest cities.
Australian utility-supplied clean power exceeds fossil fuels for the first time
Image of independent microgrid power systems who are on the rise as demand from large users soars and new technologies offer wider benefits to customers. Provided by REUTERS/Adrees Latif
Almost all of the world's young people can now read and write Literacy rate, youth total (% of people ages 15-24) 44 years ago, only 77% of young people could read and write
Defence Forces carry flag of the Republic of Ireland as they take part in the St. Patrick’s Day parade on March 17, 2024, in Dublin, Ireland. Charles McQuillan/Getty Images
An assembly of charts showing 20 African countries and their solar output for the past 5 years with 2025 forming an S shape curve for most participants.
A chart showing TWh electricity production in 5 years increments. Renewables are projected to overtake coal beyond 2025, as the biggest source.
System net load on event day showing actual demand less solar and wind output.
New Chevy Bolt 2027 in grey, sideways photo
The cover on European Union emission inventory report 1990-2023 showing various sources of pollution including modes of transport, agriculture, factories and buildings.
The chart compares various indicators such as population with no access to electricity, reliance on clean fuel, renewable energy etc. between 2015 and 2023
Graph showing range retention for various EV brands after five to years of use.
Cover of gender report by UNESCO showing a woman in front of an institution.
Image is comparing renewable sources of energy to fossil fuel ones on a Gant chart.
Protected oceanic area the size of Amazon rainforest north east of Australia.
A graph of solar installations from 2025 shows exponential growth on the arithmetic chart.