At the Antenna House during Climate Week, leaders tackled the hard truths of the transition—how scaling EVs depends as much on land and permitting as on chargers, how media is moving from hype to substance, and how sustainability stories need to inspire without overpromising. From closing the loop on rare earth recycling to reimagining real estate with data-driven retrofits and smart capital, every conversation pointed toward resilience, equity, and ROI. Visionaries like Jonathan Rose challenged us to see cities as engines of a climate-ready community. At the same time, boardroom voices reminded us that climate is no longer just a moral imperative—it’s a business one. The throughline was clear: progress comes when innovation meets transparency, when strategy is grounded in impact, and when the future is built on collaboration, investment, and trust.