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The threat to our climate and biodiversity is severe, yet the world has never been in a stronger position to address it. Renewable-energy costs have fallen for solar, wind, and batteries. Funding for climate technology has grown. Engineers are supported by increasingly sophisticated technology, software and computational power. Governments and regulators