As the U.S. has backed away in 2025 from using legislation to tackle the climate crisis, business leaders globally have pushed forward to attempt to fill the gaps. It’s a theme that proves inescapable in this year’s TIME100 Climate , our list of influential leaders driving business climate action. Around the world, decision-makers, executives, researchers, and innovators are working to help unlock the necessary funding and resources needed for successful and equitable climate action.

Some climate leaders in the U.S.—like Tyler Norris , a former Duke researcher who published a breakout study on how we can make AI data centers’ power use more sustainable—are focused on improving the clean energy supply chain stateside. Our issue profiles Norris as he joins Google’s Advanced Energy tea

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