Billionaire Elon Musk bets he can solve a looming energy crisis in Australia within 100 days.
A new report says Africa stands to suffer the most if the U.S. under Trump ups the use of carbon-heavy fuels.
Tom Steyer, the biggest individual political donor last year, channels money through a network called NextGen Climate.
He says he will spend whatever it takes to fight President-elect Donald Trump's pro-drilling and anti-regulation agenda.
A new nonprofit backed by the hedge funder has created an index of America’s "most just" companies.
These 10 cities have the most to lose in terms of home damage, according to CoreLogic.
The centerpiece of the effort will be a $600 million investment to fund a research center called the Biohub.
The profits will go to fund programs at the Open Society Foundations, including programs that benefit migrants and refugees.
Open Philanthropy Project hopes to push Fed policy makers into making the jobs side of their mandate the top priority.
Wealthy Middle Easterners have begun to believe that charity alone cannot solve the region’s many troubles.
Not-for-profit organizations are chasing profits by embracing impact investing, a new report says.
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The Rockefeller Foundation is trying to help fill a $2.5 trillion gap in the drive for a healthier world.
A majority of investors want advice on SRI investing, but many advisors aren't aware of the demand, according to the survey.
Making sure the world can handle increased food demands has become the top focus of impact dollars, a new report says.
As the transition to low-carbon alternatives gains momentum, wealthy investors have renewed their interest in the sector.
Fernando Fischmann thinks manmade lakes can help sell luxury homes—and cool power plants and desalinate oceans, too.
Wealthy families say financial decisions strengthen their relationships..
It's hoped that a series of hydropower plants can save Africa's oldest national park and its resident gorillas.
His goal is to get the lenders to do more to revive the battered economy of Japan's nuclear disaster area.