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Wanted: Clarity on SDGs Reporting for Companies and Investors

A coalition of corporate reporting framework organizations is determined to improve disclosure guidelines for the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

Amy Brown

March 6, 2019

Sponsored

Getting Food To Those Who Need It: Donating Unsold Food Means Less Food Goes To Waste

Lessons from Collaboration: How One Nonprofit Scaled Up Nutrition Education

The collaboration between the Walmart Foundation and the nonprofit organization FoodCorps illustrates how companies can lend both their financial firepower and their expertise to help nonprofits scale up their missions.

Tina Casey

March 6, 2019

Corporate Responsibility

The Latest in Sustainability Communications Tactics Revealed

For those working in corporate responsibility, knowing when and how to announce news is critical. To that end, we talked to Bob Langert, who retired in 2016 following more than 30 years with McDonald’s, a tenure that included a role as the company's VP of CSR and sustainability.

Dave Armon

March 5, 2019

The missteps that led to a $15.4 billion asset write-down at Kraft-Heinz could be considered a warning sign of changing consumer preferences

Sustainable Living

Kraft-Heinz Can’t Ketchup with Millennials—And It's Not Alone

The missteps that led to a $15.4 billion asset write-down at Kraft-Heinz could be considered a warning sign of changing consumer preferences, which have thrown off other entrenched brands in recent years.

Jenna Ammann

March 5, 2019

Travelers participate in a “Surf With Purpose” Social Impact Experience in Cape Town. Each lesson provides one month of surf therapy for a local child.

Sustainable Living

Vacation Rental Industry Generating More Positive Social Impact

The global vacation rental industry has changed what travel looks like today as companies seek to create more social impact in local communities.

Megan Amrich

March 5, 2019

Sustainable Living

Sustainability Branding Can Help with the Shift to a Low-Carbon Economy

Evidence is growing that knowledge of a company's broader brand sustainability strategy can have a measurable impact on consumer choice.<br /> <br />

Tina Casey

March 4, 2019

Energy

ConocoPhillips Seeks Natural Gas Lifeline for ‘Energy Transition’

This global energy giant earned itself a unique distinction when it released a new report on climate risk management, but a closer reading suggests that despite all the mentions of "climate," it's just business as usual.

Tina Casey

March 4, 2019

Boards are facing increasing pressure from stakeholders to engage on ESG challenges

Finance

ESG Engagement Wins More Boards' Buy-In, But Lags in U.S.

Boards are facing increasing pressure from stakeholders to engage on ESG challenges, but in the U.S., many corporate boards are still not getting the memo.

Amy Brown

March 4, 2019

Zero Waste Lab Set Up by Coca-Cola and New Raw Studio

Coca-Cola, the world’s biggest soft drinks group, has partnered with a small environmental business to establish a plastic waste recycling […]

John Howell

March 4, 2019

Companies dedicated to solving food waste secured $125 million in venture capital in 2018. We take a closer look at some of the companies attracting investor attention right now—and break down what their ideas could mean for the future.

Finance

Big Money Joins the Fight Against Food Waste

Companies dedicated to solving food waste secured $125 million in venture capital in 2018. We take a closer look at some of the companies attracting investor attention right now—and break down what their ideas could mean for the future.

Jenna Ammann

March 1, 2019

Energy

The Sustainability Solution for the Travel Industry: Self-Cleaning Hotel Rooms!

The global travel industry, notably the hotel and hospitality sector, has long struggled with sustainability. A Dutch company says its coating technology could help reduce hotels' consumption of water and cleaners.

Leon Kaye

March 1, 2019

Why Are Americans Skeptical of Genetic Modification?

Americans are probably more familiar with genetically modified crops and foods than they realize, yet biotech companies have a long road ahead to overcome consumers' skepticism of this technology.

Sarah Peyok

March 1, 2019

Some of the world’s most recognizable brands are “in a race” to keep up with rapidly shifting consumer preferences

Sustainable Living

Brands Are ‘In a Race’ To Keep Up with Conscious Consumers, Says CDP

Some of the world’s most recognizable brands are “in a race” to keep up with rapidly shifting consumer preferences, according to a new report from CDP.

Mary Mazzoni

February 28, 2019

Costco is emerging as a CSR leader in the e-commerce sector; the fact its employees are treated well and as a result

Corporate Responsibility

Costco, the E-Commerce CSR Leader?

Costco is emerging as a CSR leader in the e-commerce sector; the fact its employees are treated well and as a result, feel happier, is part of the reason why.

Leon Kaye

February 28, 2019

Older workers should be a valued resource that too often fall under the radar; yet they also comprise a large part of our entrepreneurial culture.

Corporate Responsibility

Older Workers, America’s Most Undervalued Asset

Older workers should be a valued resource that too often fall under the radar; yet they also comprise a large part of our entrepreneurial culture.

Leon Kaye

February 28, 2019

Tesla has long dominated the electric vehicles conversation

Energy

If Rivian Becomes the Tesla of Pickup Trucks, then Adios to ICE Engines

Tesla has long dominated the electric vehicles conversation, but that’s about to change with the emergence of Rivian and its all-electric pickup trucks.

Tina Casey

February 27, 2019

Brands Taking Stands

Can Purpose-Driven Business Fix Broken Capitalism?

The most common question in this Brands Taking Stands era is “What’s next?” We're reaching answers through a process of so-called “creative destruction.” And, proposals once dismissed as “radical” are attracting more support.

John Howell

February 27, 2019

Human-Centric Technology Key to Palm Oil's Image Transformation

In the palm oil industry, technology can help us look for evidence of deforestation, but it won't tell you why it is happening and it generally won't help you identify who is responsible.

Agus Purnomo

February 27, 2019

Sponsored

Getting Food To Those Who Need It: Donating Unsold Food Means Less Food Goes To Waste

Walmart Sparks a Multi-Stakeholder Effort to Fight Hunger in the U.S.

America's largest retailer—Walmart—brought customers, suppliers, employees and community groups together on a hunger relief campaign that helped provide a staggering 230 million meals for food-insecure households in 2018. We spoke with Megan Crozier, SVP of food merchandise at Walmart, to learn more.

Amy Brown

February 27, 2019

Pension funds and other big-dollar investors have long been challenging fossil fuel companies on climate change. ExxonMobil has been able to fight back against such shareholder resolutions

Energy

ExxonMobil’s Climate Change Pivot Speaks Volumes about Shareholder Activism

Pension funds and other big-dollar investors have long been challenging fossil fuel companies on climate change. ExxonMobil has been able to fight back against such shareholder resolutions, but cracks in the energy giant's armor are finally beginning to show.<br /> <br />

Tina Casey

February 26, 2019

Sustainable Living

Ford Approaching Electric Scooters with Care

Ford’s “last mile” strategy pivots on attracting a new generation of mobility consumers by building on its long-trusted brand reputation.

Tina Casey

February 26, 2019

The age of social media is far from over

Technology

When Boycotts Work: YouTube Relives 2017 Nightmare Yet Again

The age of social media is far from over, but recent troubles at Google’s YouTube could signal the beginning of the end, as now the company is again struggling with highly offensive content.

Tina Casey

February 26, 2019

Between more CEOs pushing for their companies to align with the SDGs

Corporate Responsibility

How CEOs and Local Governments Drive Support for the SDGs

Between more CEOs pushing for their companies to align with the SDGs, along with more action at the state and local level across the U.S., the evidence suggests this United Nations-endorsed framework for sustainable development is gaining plenty of traction worldwide.

Dave Armon

February 26, 2019

After interviews with these pioneers in impact investing

Finance

Six Reasons Why Women Are Shaking Up Impact Investing

After interviews with these pioneers in impact investing, Sallie Krawcheck and Jean Case, 3p has come up with six reasons why women are leading the global impact investing revolution.

Amy Brown

February 25, 2019

The NFL’s recent settlement with Colin Kaepernick offers a lesson to business in how to manage

Voices for Change

Kaepernick’s Settlement with the NFL: A Winner or Loser?

The NFL’s recent settlement with Colin Kaepernick offers a lesson to business in how to manage, or actually not manage, employee activism.

Grant Whittington

February 25, 2019

A new organization in Wisconsin demonstrates why the “right” end of the political spectrum is hopping on board the renewables train and driving it

Energy

Conservatives Embrace Renewables, But It’s Complicated

A new organization in Wisconsin demonstrates why more conservatives are hopping on board the renewables train and driving it, too.

Tina Casey

February 25, 2019

Energy

Cut-Rate Financing Crucial for Renewables in Emerging Markets

Concessional finance, a funding mechanism that allows infrastructure project developers to secure loans at below-market interest rates, is critical if renewable energy will become more cost-competitive in developing countries, according to a recent BNEF survey.

Amy Brown

February 22, 2019

Why the Number of Climate Change “Believers” Is Growing

According to a new study, six in 10 Americans say they are now “alarmed” or “concerned” about climate change; and the percentage of those in the “alarmed” camp has doubled since 2013. We explore the reasons why such concern is mounting - and much of it has to do with geography.

Sarah Peyok

February 22, 2019

Novozymes' CEO Peder Holk Nielsen took some time recently to chat with TriplePundit about some of the company's latest developments in its quest to make agriculture and food production more efficient and sustainable.

Energy

Novozymes’ CEO Talks Sustainability for Agricultural Efficiency

Novozymes' CEO Peder Holk Nielsen took some time recently to chat with TriplePundit about some of the company's latest developments in its quest to make agriculture and food production more efficient and sustainable.

RP Siegel

February 22, 2019

Activist investor group Arjuna Capital has put 12 top banks and tech giants on notice that it wants these companies to reveal their median gender pay gap.

Voices for Change

Investors Pressure Companies to Reveal Gender Pay Gap

Activist investor group Arjuna Capital has put 12 top banks and tech giants on notice that it wants these companies to reveal their median gender pay gap.

Amy Brown

February 21, 2019

Deciding that societal impact has become “a business imperative

Brands Taking Stands

Purpose + Corporate Activism = A Winning Formula

Deciding that societal impact has become “a business imperative,” more corporate leaders are integrating the idea into their core strategies, looking for profits within purpose.

John Howell

February 21, 2019

California's leaders are considering a proposal that will mandate large tech companies earning revenue from users’ personal information would have to pay a "data dividend" back to the Golden State's residents.

Technology

California Mulls Data Dividend to Address Income Inequality

California's leaders are considering a proposal that will mandate large tech companies earning revenue from users’ personal information would have to pay a "data dividend" back to the Golden State's residents.

Jenna Ammann

February 21, 2019

Consumers Demand Ethical Practices from Fashion Companies

Customers’ demands for better ethical practices in the UK fashion trade are growing and becoming more influential, reports a wide-ranging […]

John Howell

February 20, 2019

Sponsored

Getting Food To Those Who Need It: Donating Unsold Food Means Less Food Goes To Waste

Partnership Extends the Reach of Hunger Relief Programs

This article series is sponsored by Walmart and produced by the TriplePundit editorial team. Forty million Americans struggle with hunger, […]

Amy Brown

February 20, 2019

Some 78 percent of U.S. workers live paycheck to paycheck

Finance

Weakened Protections Are a Wake-Up Call for the Financial Sector

Some 78 percent of U.S. workers live paycheck to paycheck, a fact made painfully apparent during the recent government shutdown. Is the financial industry stepping up in the wake of these developments?

Amy Brown

February 20, 2019

Public opinion researchers are already beginning to find evidence of support for the basic tenets of this Green New Deal. Businesses may find it smart in the long run to align themselves with this movement

Energy

The Green New Deal Could Rise Again, Despite Current Politics

Public opinion researchers are already beginning to find evidence of support for the basic tenets of this Green New Deal. Businesses may find it smart in the long run to align themselves with this movement, despite the current political climate in the U.S. Congress.

Tina Casey

February 20, 2019

Finance

Americans Trust Banks Less Than Ever: This CEO Offers a Fix

"Solving for trust is one of our core principles," said Andrei Cherny, founder and CEO of Aspiration. We took a closer look at this up-and-coming bank to see if its sustainability focus is enough to build trust in an industry where it's in notoriously short supply.

Mary Mazzoni

February 19, 2019

Energy

Why the Green New Deal Doesn’t Have A Chance – Yet

Bipartisan support for clean power is growing within the American public. Clean power also crosses party lines across the nation’s […]

Tina Casey

February 19, 2019

The massive scale of global ocean plastic pollution is daunting

Energy

How Brands Can Help Take a Bite Out of Plastic Pollution

The massive scale of global ocean plastic pollution is daunting, but collective action can make a difference in more ways […]

Tina Casey

February 19, 2019

Sponsored

From Farm to Fork: Sustainability in the Food and Agriculture Business

Technology Advancements Boost Traceability in the Food Sector

Technology-driven approaches are emerging to improve traceability and promote better transparency within the global food sector.

Jim Witkin

February 19, 2019

Energy

PG&E Shakes Up Governance: Can It Restore Investor Confidence?

After filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in January, PG&E faces a major crisis of confidence with the investment community as well as with its customers. Can changes in corporate governance offer a way forward?

Jenna Ammann

February 19, 2019

This week's break in the NBA’s packed schedule for its annual All-Star Weekend gave us time to reflect on the far-reaching work the league and its players have been doing in communities across the U.S. and abroad.

Community Development

Bigger Than the Game: Five NBA Players Giving Back

The NBA’s All-Star Weekend showcases its superstars with entertaining 3-point and slam dunk contests, skills challenges and celebrity games, all […]

Grant Whittington

February 18, 2019

Apple and Google have been accused of contributing to gender inequality in Saudi Arabia by allowing their smartphone platforms to host a government-run app that allows men to not only track women

Voices for Change

Tech Companies Are Helping Enforce Gender Apartheid in Saudi Arabia

Once again, the world’s leading technology companies find themselves mired in controversy over their smartphone platforms’ hosting of an app […]

Tina Casey

February 18, 2019

Sustainable Living

Barbie Done Better: Mattel Launches More Inclusive Dolls

Before the film Crazy Rich Asians (2018), some people didn’t believe a movie with an all-Asian main cast would succeed […]

Sierra Sumner

February 16, 2019

With climate change risks such as sea-level rise an ongoing threat

With Sea-Level Rise, A Changing Forecast for Port Logistics

For port authorities and logistics companies alike, sea-level rise and infrastructure concerns are coming into view faster than ever before. […]

Sarah Peyok

February 15, 2019

New research suggests that activist hedge funds have been slow to move the gender equality needle - as only 13 percent of the board nominations these funds made during 2018 were women.

Corporate Responsibility

How Activist Investors Flubbed Gender Equality in 2018

The #MeToo and #TimesUp movements were supposed to be a wake-up call to shake out all that’s wrong in many […]

Leon Kaye

February 15, 2019

Sponsored

Explore the SDGs with Saipem

How Saipem Contributes to SDG 13: Action Against Climate Change

This article series is sponsored by Saipem and produced by the TriplePundit editorial team. There is now international consensus that […]

Saipem

February 15, 2019

Voices for Change

Parkland, Year 2: Gun Safety and the Business Response to Gun Violence

One year ago, on February 14, 2018, yet another in a long, unrelenting series of mass shootings took place in […]

Tina Casey

February 14, 2019

Everyone in the U.S. business community has an opinion about the Green New Deal introduced last week by Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.

Energy

Green New Deal Kicks Climate Change Debate into High Gear

Everyone has an opinion about the controversial Green New Deal introduced last week by Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) and Senator […]

Amy Brown

February 14, 2019

Prada has announced it will launch a diversity advisory council that seeks to “elevate the voices of color” both within the company and across the wider fashion sector.

Voices for Change

After a Huge Racial Gaffe, Prada Launches Diversity Council

New York Fashion Week is supposed to be a celebration of the industry’s latest designs, innovation and for some fashion […]

Leon Kaye

February 14, 2019

Cities are in a unique position to drive the ongoing renewables trend

Energy

Cities Are Now Much More Aggressive About Renewables

It has become commonplace to observe that cities are in a unique position to drive the ongoing renewables trend, and […]

Tina Casey

February 13, 2019

A market research firm issued a report that provides some good advice for businesses that want to leverage their corporate responsibility platforms for publicity: tread carefully. This one fashion designer is an example of how to get it right.

Sustainable Living

Fashion Week Reminder: Balancing CSR and Public Relations

The market research firm Clutch is out with a new report that provides some good advice for businesses that want […]

Tina Casey

February 13, 2019

More millennials are intrigued with impact investing

Finance

Millennials’ Values Are Shaping How They Shop and Invest

Millennials are considered to be great at saving money—with one survey estimating that 39 percent of them have been tucking […]

Amy Brown

February 12, 2019

The ultimate solution to plastic pollution is to generate less of it. In the meantime

Energy

New Plastic Pollution Solution May Produce Sustainable Fuel

The ultimate solution to plastic pollution is to generate less of it. In the meantime, researchers are working on new […]

Tina Casey

February 12, 2019

Sustainable Living

From Retail to Runway: 12 Sustainable Fashion Labels to Watch

Worth an estimated $2.5 trillion, the global fashion industry is under increasing pressure to limit its negative impacts on people and the […]

Mary Mazzoni

February 12, 2019

About 25 percent of power generation companies in America are currently led by women

Energy

Power Companies Now Sourcing Energy From Female Executives

Power generation companies have historically been led by male boards and CEOs. But executive leadership across this sector is evolving. […]

Jenna Ammann

February 12, 2019

Sustainable Living

Will Talk About Curbing Plastic Use Turn into Action?

There certainly is a lot of talk about weaning ourselves away from plastic. Organizations such as the Ellen MacArthur Foundation […]

Leon Kaye

February 11, 2019

Brands Taking Stands

The CEO as The Chief Executive—A Reality Check

Businesses taking the lead to fill a policy vacuum created by dysfunctional government will be a familiar theme to readers […]

John Howell

February 11, 2019

Whether you’re taking a stand on topics such as immigration - in business

Voices for Change

5 Things CEOs Must Know About Corporate Activism

We have been hearing more and more about brands taking stands and companies plunging into the uncertain waters we call […]

Leon Kaye

February 11, 2019

Finance

Stocking Up, Moving Out, Speaking Up: Brexit’s Impact

With the clock ticking closer toward the United Kingdom’s scheduled departure from the European Union on March 29, the collective […]

Leon Kaye

February 8, 2019

A new report suggests that the integration of electric vehicles into global corporate fleets and procurement policies is scaling up at a rapid pace.

Energy

Progress Continues Worldwide in Transition to EVs

Time and again, we see businesses playing leading roles in the move to a more sustainable economy. Whether it’s to […]

RP Siegel

February 7, 2019

Many millennials are left out and marginalized from our financial systems

Finance

Millennials & Money: Insights from an Often Overlooked Community

Millennials are receiving quite the attention from the media. We are often characterized as lazy and entitled. What I find […]

Erika Andraca

February 7, 2019

The number of pedestrians killed by cars in the U.S. has surged over the past decade

Technology

More U.S. Pedestrians Are Getting Killed by Cars – Can Tech Help?

In 2011, Raquel Nelson and her four-year-old son, AJ, were crossing a busy intersection when a drunk driver struck and […]

Jenna Ammann

February 7, 2019

Are companies effectively communicating with investors? A new report from Ceres argues overall

Finance

Ceres Helps Companies Change the Conversation with Investors

Capital markets are clamoring for more information about climate change and other environmental, social and governance (ESG) risks, as the […]

Amy Brown

February 7, 2019

New Projects Explore Ways of Making Plastic

Businesses and scientific researchers are to join forces to explore new methods of recycling plastics under an ambitious UK government […]

John Howell

February 6, 2019

Brands Taking Stands

Purpose-Led Brands Take the Lead in Business

A friend of mine in financial services has always referred to the corporate responsibility, sustainability, and ESG (environmental, social and […]

John Howell

February 6, 2019

Shareholders can make a difference- as in this college student who took it upon himself to take on Exxon by launching his own investor advocacy campaign.

Finance

How Exxon Taught Me That Shareholders Can Change the World

Previously published on Green Money Journal. I rose to the podium, looked then-CEO Rex Tillerson of Exxon in the eye, and […]

Gabe Rissman

February 6, 2019

The University of Miami rolled out a new graduate program offering the first degree in sustainable business in the U.S. that is also certified in STEM.

Corporate Responsibility

As Sea Level Rise Threatens Florida, University of Miami Launches Graduate Sustainability Program

With Miami facing “an existential crisis” due to rising sea levels and other impacts of climate change, students who enroll […]

Amy Brown

February 6, 2019

Community Development

The Future of Work in Rural America

Think about a job in rural America. What do you imagine? A farmer seated at the wheel of his John […]

Leah Thibault

February 4, 2019

Technology

Super Bowl LIII Commercials: A Tale of Two Technologies

If you believe Sunday night’s Super Bowl commercials, robots are taking over the world. Well, at least trying to, but failing […]

Megan Amrich

February 4, 2019

Energy

Dubai Revs Renewable Hydrogen Race to the Megawatt Scale

The dream of a low carbon economy powered by renewable hydrogen has been slow in coming, but it may reach […]

Tina Casey

February 4, 2019

Humanitarian advisers from the U.K's Department for International Development talk to Syrian refugees in the Bekaa Valley

Corporate Responsibility

With Climate Change Linked Even More to Conflict, 4 Ways Companies Can Step Up

Many media reports have connected climate change to conflict in nations such as Syria along with crises including the surge […]

Grant Whittington

February 3, 2019

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Wanted: Clarity on SDGs Reporting for Companies and Investors

Lessons from Collaboration: How One Nonprofit Scaled Up Nutrition Education

The Latest in Sustainability Communications Tactics Revealed

Kraft-Heinz Can’t Ketchup with Millennials—And It's Not Alone

Vacation Rental Industry Generating More Positive Social Impact

Sustainability Branding Can Help with the Shift to a Low-Carbon Economy

ConocoPhillips Seeks Natural Gas Lifeline for ‘Energy Transition’

ESG Engagement Wins More Boards' Buy-In, But Lags in U.S.

Zero Waste Lab Set Up by Coca-Cola and New Raw Studio

Big Money Joins the Fight Against Food Waste

The Sustainability Solution for the Travel Industry: Self-Cleaning Hotel Rooms!

Why Are Americans Skeptical of Genetic Modification?

Brands Are ‘In a Race’ To Keep Up with Conscious Consumers, Says CDP

Costco, the E-Commerce CSR Leader?

Older Workers, America’s Most Undervalued Asset

If Rivian Becomes the Tesla of Pickup Trucks, then Adios to ICE Engines

Can Purpose-Driven Business Fix Broken Capitalism?

Human-Centric Technology Key to Palm Oil's Image Transformation

Walmart Sparks a Multi-Stakeholder Effort to Fight Hunger in the U.S.

ExxonMobil’s Climate Change Pivot Speaks Volumes about Shareholder Activism

Ford Approaching Electric Scooters with Care

When Boycotts Work: YouTube Relives 2017 Nightmare Yet Again

How CEOs and Local Governments Drive Support for the SDGs

Six Reasons Why Women Are Shaking Up Impact Investing

Kaepernick’s Settlement with the NFL: A Winner or Loser?

Conservatives Embrace Renewables, But It’s Complicated

Cut-Rate Financing Crucial for Renewables in Emerging Markets

Why the Number of Climate Change “Believers” Is Growing

Novozymes’ CEO Talks Sustainability for Agricultural Efficiency

Investors Pressure Companies to Reveal Gender Pay Gap

Purpose + Corporate Activism = A Winning Formula

California Mulls Data Dividend to Address Income Inequality

Consumers Demand Ethical Practices from Fashion Companies

Partnership Extends the Reach of Hunger Relief Programs

Weakened Protections Are a Wake-Up Call for the Financial Sector

The Green New Deal Could Rise Again, Despite Current Politics

Americans Trust Banks Less Than Ever: This CEO Offers a Fix

Why the Green New Deal Doesn’t Have A Chance – Yet

How Brands Can Help Take a Bite Out of Plastic Pollution

Technology Advancements Boost Traceability in the Food Sector

PG&E Shakes Up Governance: Can It Restore Investor Confidence?

Bigger Than the Game: Five NBA Players Giving Back

Tech Companies Are Helping Enforce Gender Apartheid in Saudi Arabia

Barbie Done Better: Mattel Launches More Inclusive Dolls

With Sea-Level Rise, A Changing Forecast for Port Logistics

How Activist Investors Flubbed Gender Equality in 2018

How Saipem Contributes to SDG 13: Action Against Climate Change

Parkland, Year 2: Gun Safety and the Business Response to Gun Violence

Green New Deal Kicks Climate Change Debate into High Gear

After a Huge Racial Gaffe, Prada Launches Diversity Council

Cities Are Now Much More Aggressive About Renewables

Fashion Week Reminder: Balancing CSR and Public Relations

Millennials’ Values Are Shaping How They Shop and Invest

New Plastic Pollution Solution May Produce Sustainable Fuel

From Retail to Runway: 12 Sustainable Fashion Labels to Watch

Power Companies Now Sourcing Energy From Female Executives

Will Talk About Curbing Plastic Use Turn into Action?

The CEO as The Chief Executive—A Reality Check

5 Things CEOs Must Know About Corporate Activism

Stocking Up, Moving Out, Speaking Up: Brexit’s Impact

Progress Continues Worldwide in Transition to EVs

Millennials & Money: Insights from an Often Overlooked Community

More U.S. Pedestrians Are Getting Killed by Cars – Can Tech Help?

Ceres Helps Companies Change the Conversation with Investors

New Projects Explore Ways of Making Plastic

Purpose-Led Brands Take the Lead in Business

How Exxon Taught Me That Shareholders Can Change the World

As Sea Level Rise Threatens Florida, University of Miami Launches Graduate Sustainability Program

The Future of Work in Rural America

Super Bowl LIII Commercials: A Tale of Two Technologies

Dubai Revs Renewable Hydrogen Race to the Megawatt Scale

With Climate Change Linked Even More to Conflict, 4 Ways Companies Can Step Up