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At this summer's Tokyo Olympics, three countries will sport Nike activewear inspired by circular design: Brazil, France, and Team USA’s skateboarding teams.

Corporate buyers face supply shortages on the fleet side. On the consumer side, automakers market EVs primarily to certain demographics, limiting their consumer base.

Land O’Lakes' newly redesigned packaging shines a spotlight on the company's most valuable asset: its dairy farmers, almost a third of whom are women.

A recent report from Rhia Ventures and FSG suggests five business drivers for providing comprehensive reproductive health benefits in the workplace.

After a successful pilot in Los Angeles, Denny’s is now offering a Beyond Burger menu option at more than 1,700 locations in the U.S. and Canada.

This February, eBay joined Retail Revival sellers in Austin for a full day of workshops on how to thrive in the digital marketplace.

More than two years after devastating Hurricanes Maria and Irma, Bacardi and Mercy Corp continue to support the recovery of small and medium-sized businesses in the Caribbean.

The Xcel Energy Foundation oversees all charitable activities and sponsors the volunteer programs of Xcel Energy and its subsidiaries.

An increasing number of Super Bowl ads have integrated some form of cause marketing into their narrative, but the social impact they claim to promote is often lacking.

Recent investments indicate GM is in a strong position to lead the automotive sector as the industry pivots to an all-electric future.

This social enterprise is taking on two stubborn problems in Haiti—providing meaningful employment for the country's poorest and meeting their day-to-day nutrition needs.

European fashion retailer C&A launched the world’s first denim fabric to achieve the highest level of Cradle to Cradle product sustainability certification—and it plans to open-source the methods it used.

Austin-based shoe company Suavs debuted a new high-top sneaker made from 100 percent recycled knit. And the company says all of its shoes will be made from the material by the end of this year.

The San Francisco 49ers take on the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday. While you count down the hours before kickoff, take a few minutes to catch up on all things sustainability at Super Bowl LIV.

The leading medical journal announced a fossil fuel divestment campaign and urged health professionals to push for a low-carbon economy worldwide.

Social impact travel is thriving - hence G Adventures is adding new projects to its itineraries, with the goal of having 100 such trips by the end of 2020.

Popeyes is the first U.S. chicken restaurant chain to adopt the Better Chicken Commitment's animal welfare guidelines, says the nonprofit Mercy for Animals.

Fonio, an ancient grain from the semiarid regions of western and north-central Africa, could offer a boost for sustainable agriculture efforts worldwide.

Starbucks plans to halve carbon emissions, water use and waste by 2030 as part of a long-term vision to become a "resource positive" company, CEO Kevin Johnson explained in an open letter released today.  

More than 70 percent of U.S. consumers say they intentionally reduced their plastic consumption in 2019—and brands responded in kind. Read on for some of the standout sustainable packaging innovations that crossed our desks last year. 

To mark today’s celebration of Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy, we highlight some organizations that are carrying on the spirit of his life's work.

Most baby boomers plan to stay in the workforce, but employers aren't always supportive. Here's why corporate America is short-sighted on the challenge.

Five pharmaceutical companies and the Gates Foundation announced a plan to help train more community health workers in six African nations.

Millennials are hardly a monolith: Some are driving the move toward sustainable consumption and investing a lot more than others.