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With the weekend’s 4/20 becoming mainstream and celebrated more than ever before, it’s high time to take a look at the industry to gauge this sector's overall sustainability.

Join us this coming Earth Day, Monday, April 22, as 3BL Media’s professional development series focused on the SDGs continues with AEG, the world’s leading sports and live entertainment company.

Leading U.S. businesses have been pushing back against anti-immigrant policies since the weeks following Inauguration Day, and now they have joined the fight to keep a controversial new citizenship question out of the 2020 census.

Swimwear often tends towards minimalism in an aesthetic sense, but their design involves the use of materials with maximum strength - and therefore are contributing to the surge in microplastics ending up in our oceans.

As advertising and journalism continue to shift to more visual social media platforms, demand for stock images is surging. But there’s one thing missing from many paid stock photo services – diversity.

Another win for the plant-based protein business: California-based Del Taco announced tacos with Beyond Meat crumbles instead of ground beef will soon be on the menu.

Thousands of Amazon employees recently circulated an unprecedented open letter to CEO Jeff Bezos, demanding that the company do more to take on climate change.

From challenges to opportunities, seven industry insiders share their predictions about the future of the food and agriculture sector.

Brent Suter of the Milwaukee Brewers is one of many athletes working with the Green Sports Alliance, an environmentally-focused organization that gathers businesses, teams, athletes and fans to promote sustainability and social impact where they live and work.

Plastic bag bans continue to roll out worldwide, and some countries are considering legislation to ban all single-use plastics. As evidence mounts of the ecosystem damages associated with plastic pollution, this trend is likely far from over.

One of Latin America's real estate giants, Cisneros, discusses its partnership with Fundación Tropicalia to boost social impact and investment in Miches, Dominican Republic, home of one of the company's tourist resorts.

Just because your company may be a small social enterprise does not mean it cannot generate outsized impact. Just take a look at this shea butter company in Ghana.<br />

According to several media reports, popular California-based Patagonia has said it will no longer sell co-branded garments to companies unless their missions are aligned with the outfitter's business goals.

In Norway, the electric car predictions for 2040 and 2050 have been arriving much faster than transportation experts would assume. 30 percent of all cars registered in the country last month were zero-emissions vehicles.

Global foundations are increasingly expected to use their wealth for positive social and environmental impact, but their money is not always aligned with their mission. A new framework seeks to remedy this ongoing challenge.

Electric cars will overtake conventional vehicles by 2040 and will create a $2 trillion e-mobility opportunity for utility companies, according to research released today by Accenture.

In a challenging business climate where companies feel more pressure than ever to take stands on social and environmental issues, a new report offers suggestions on how companies can stay on the right side of their stakeholders, even when times are tough.

Burger King, home of the Whopper, is the latest fast food company to give Impossible Foods’ Impossible Burger a shot. Could the result be a lift for fast food's reputation?

Responding to investor pressure, the restaurant chain Darden said the company will phase out the use of antibiotics across its entire chicken supply chain by 2023.

30 years ago this month, the U.S. suffered what was then its worst oil spill in history - but one bright spot was the emergence of the sustainability advocacy group Ceres.

Uber and Lyft are facing drivers' protests as these companies edge closer to becoming IPOs. So are we on the verge of seeing more efforts to engage workers relegated to the gig economy?

It's not always about being big. Smaller brands are finding that a relatively modest amount of money can help transform the lives of women and their families worldwide.

The new ocean plastic pollution campaign supported by Bacardi suggests brands can get their message through on a massive scale, even via a simple emoji.

P&G announced in advance of World Water Day it would deliver 25 billion liters of water – more than 100 billion glasses of water – by 2025, through its non-profit Children’s Safe Drinking Water (CSDW) Program.