Stories from Tina Casey
Food + Farming
Brands Taking Stands
Farmers Say U.S. Immigration Policies Are Making Food More Expensive
Federal immigration agents began targeting agricultural communities in Oklahoma, Kansas and Texas last month, leading livestock organizations to issue a joint public statement in protest. The farming and ranching advocates warned the violent arrests and deportations of working people will raise the price of beef and other staples.
October 9
Community Development
Brands Taking Stands
U.S. Cities Set Limits As Data Centers Feed the Urban Heat Island Effect
Urban policymakers are struggling to keep pace with data center development. The consequences of the policy vacuum are evident in cities like Phoenix, the hottest major city in the United States and an area of high interest for new data centers.
October 2
Justice + Equality
Brands Taking Stands
Battling Deception: Advocates Rally Against Misinformation and Voter Suppression as U.S. Midterms Near
Election integrity advocates say misinformation and voter suppression efforts are rampant ahead of the U.S. midterm election. They’re fighting back in the court of law and the court of public opinion.
September 16
Justice + Equality
Brands Taking Stands
The Devastation in Nepal is a Canary in the Coal Mine as Flood Risk Rises Worldwide
Climate-related floods are becoming more frequent, deadly and unpredictable worldwide, forcing emergency planning professionals to rethink their strategies for keeping communities safe.
September 4
Voices for Change
Brands Taking Stands
Libraries Are Beacons of Credible Information in the Age of Fake News
As credible sources of information are cut off in the United States, from lost newspapers to deleted government data, the nation’s public libraries play a crucial role in educating the public and serving communities. But budget cuts threaten their mission.
August 28
Justice + Equality
Brands Taking Stands
Flock Safety is Under Fire, But It’s Only a Part of Modern Mass Surveillance
A community cancelled their contract with Flock Safety almost every single day last month. While Flock is getting the most press and community blowback, it’s far from the only company assisting U.S. law enforcement with surveillance technology.
August 13
Energy
Will Balcony Solar Ever Take Off in the United States?
Balcony solar systems help people reduce their utility bills, with solar power feeding directly into a standard wall outlet to replace energy from the grid. The balcony solar movement in the U.S. is growing, but not all states are on board (yet).
August 10
Food + Farming
Brands Taking Stands
Planned USDA Restructuring Will Hurt Farmers Already at the Brink, Advocates Say
Amid heavy criticism, the USDA plans to go ahead with a massive reorganization and forced relocation of nearly 3,000 workers. Advocates say it couldn’t come at a worse time, as a Super El Niño threatens a return to the Dust Bowl and a parasite eradicated 60 years ago reemerges on U.S. livestock farms.
August 7
Community Development
Brands Taking Stands
The U.S. is On a Wartime Spending Spree As Critical Infrastructure Crumbles
The U.S. federal government is spending billions in taxpayer dollars on foreign wars and immigration enforcement while basic needs at home go unfunded and unaddressed.
July 24
Voices for Change
Brands Taking Stands
While Mainstream Media Was Sleeping, Citizen Journalists Were Still Watching ICE
Frequent contradictions between witness testimony, video evidence, and official accounts underscores the powerful role of citizen journalists in making the truth about violent ICE interactions known to the public.
July 17
Nature
Brands Taking Stands
It’s Not Just Election Suppression: New Rules Aim to Cut the Public Voice from Public Policy
While not as attention-grabbing as the yearly election cycle, the comment period on new federal projects is a critical way the public can influence policy under the American form of government.
July 2
Community Development
Brands Taking Stands
As Community Pushback Grows, Data Centers Are a Major Election Issue Ahead of the U.S. Midterms
As the data center boom becomes an election issue ahead of the November midterms, some state and local office holders are taking action, while others are caught flat-footed.
June 26
Energy
Brands Taking Stands
America’s Re-Industrialization Hits a Speed Bump
Planning for the United States' first new aluminum plant in almost 50 years is underway in Oklahoma, but local opposition is mounting.
June 11
Finance
Brands Taking Stands
With Roots in Tar Sands Oil, Alberta’s Separatist Movement Linked to Cross-Border Privacy Breach
Government investigators say Alberta’s controversial separatist movement is behind a major voter privacy breach, with roots that stretch across the border to influential U.S. Republicans.
June 5
Voices for Change
Brands Taking Stands
Follow The Money: New Voting Rights Campaign Targets College Sports Revenue
A new campaign spearheaded by the NAACP reminds athletes, fans and the general public that schools in vote-restricting states depend on Black athletes to keep their programs competitive — and keep millions of dollars flowing into their coffers.
May 28
Energy
Brands Taking Stands
Coal Power in the 21st Century: Make America Gasp Again
The Trump administration continues to prop up the U.S. coal industry, relaxing emissions and discharge rules at power plants even as environmental organizations, state agencies and utilities push back in court.
May 21
Community Development
Brands Taking Stands
Philanthropists Rush to Bridge the USAID Gap. Will Congress Ever Act?
Activists and philanthropists have scrambled to fill the need for humanitarian relief after USAID was dismantled at the start of Donald Trump's second term. But private charity is no substitute for public policy.
May 13
Justice + Equality
Brands Taking Stands
Trump’s Redistricting Push Will Fail, If Activists Fight Back
Within hours of the U.S. Supreme Court decision gutting the Voting Rights Act, Southern states showed the world why it was passed in the first place. But the fight isn't over yet.
May 6
Nature
Brands Taking Stands
The Public Lands Transfer Battle Takes On a New Form in Forest Service Reorganization
The U.S. Department of Agriculture's new overhaul of the Forest Service would increase the lumber industry's access to public lands. Outdoor recreation businesses are allying with recreationists and conservationists to push back.
April 30
Community Development
Brands Taking Stands
U.S. Communities Fight to Control Data Center Development
Adding fuel to the fire is rising public awareness — and anger — over the wealth gap and the concentration of money and control in the tech sector. Ordinary households are grappling with high electricity rates and potential job loss while big tech companies make billions from AI growth.
April 22
Corporate Responsibility
Brands Taking Stands
The MAHA Movement Meets the Glyphosate Buzzsaw
The Trump administration’s support for the notorious herbicide glyphosate shocked voters attracted to Make America Healthy Again messaging during the 2024 election. That anger could ripple into midterms.
April 9
Voices for Change
Brands Taking Stands
What the Return of ACT UP Can Teach No Kings Protesters About Sustaining a Movement
No Kings has organized millions, but protest marches are only part of a grassroots movement. The 1980s organization ACT UP New York offers a powerful example of how to follow marches with the sustained pressure and direct action needed to truly influence change.
April 2
Voices for Change
Brands Taking Stands
At the Height of NCAA March Madness, Activists Pressure Charter Airlines on Deportation Flights
U.S. immigration authorities are using so many charter planes that university teams playing in March Madness are competing with the government for bookings. The surrounding discourse puts pressure on the companies profiting from escalated immigration activity.
March 25
Corporate Responsibility
Brands Taking Stands
Target Answers Boycotts and DEI Criticism With…Cleaner Stores?
Last year Target became an unwilling poster child for the cost of compliance with the Donald Trump administration's stance on corporate diversity. Will the retailer's renewed focus on store experience actually win back customers, or come across as tone deaf?
March 18
Finance
Brands Taking Stands
Iran War Casts a Shadow on U.S. Conservatives’ Push to Prop Up Coal
Attempts to defend an economically outdated and unwieldy source of power look even more misguided as war underscores the urgent need to invest in domestic energy resources that are buffered from global volatility.
March 11
Energy
Brands Taking Stands
Beyond Oil: How Trump’s War on Iran Will Impact Power Prices
Along with the grave human toll of the U.S. and Israel's military strikes in the Middle East, people around the world are already feeling the effects on their cost of living.
March 4
Justice + Equality
Brands Taking Stands
‘Freedom 250’ Collides with Detention Camps and a Massive Sewage Problem
Concerns about human rights, taxpayer money and public infrastructure collide as plans to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence stand in stark contrast to the growing U.S. detention machine.
February 25
Energy
What’s the Deal With Floating Solar in the U.S.?
All else being equal, floating solar has several advantages over land-based arrays, but site selection can become complicated in terms of wildlife conservation.
February 23
Corporate Responsibility
Brands Taking Stands
Warehouse Owners and Communities Are Blocking ICE Detention Centers
The U.S. federal government plans to spend more than $38 billion in taxpayer money to convert windowless warehouses into immigrant detention centers. Real estate developers, local lawmakers and communities across the country are pushing back.
February 18
Corporate Responsibility
Brands Taking Stands
Trump Policies Are Losing in the Court of Law, and the Court of Public Opinion
From violent immigration raids to rising energy prices, the public is increasingly unhappy with U.S. President Donald Trump. Some of the president's policies also cost companies a lot of money, and a growing number are taking the matter to court.
February 11
Voices for Change
Brands Taking Stands
When Boycotts Work: Corporate Cowardice and Cultural Backlash
Political scientists who study authoritarian governments cite cultural repression as a key tactic for reaching and holding power. U.S. President Donald Trump is clearly failing in that regard.
February 4
Corporate Responsibility
Brands Taking Stands
Gradually and Then Suddenly: Gen Z Consumers Also Vote
U.S. President Donald Trump's falling approval rating with Gen Z could carry big implications for business.
January 21
Food + Farming
Brands Taking Stands
Can Worms Help Fight Antimicrobial Resistance?
Beyond improving soil health, new research indicates vermicomposting can be helpful for stopping the spread of antimicrobial resistance from farms to people.
January 14
Technology
Brands Taking Stands
Signs Point to a Bright Future for U.S. Green Steel in 2026
Some fear the resurgence of the U.S. steel industry could mean an uptick in emissions, but recent investor activity indicates the green steel sector could change that.
January 7
Alternative Economies
Brands Taking Stands
What Is “Crocodile Economics,” and What Does It Mean for Fossil Fuels?
The past 12 months have been harsh on climate advocates. But surveys show it's less about abandoning the work and more about changing how it's discussed. Enter "Crocodile Economics," a new term for an old concept that's taking hold around the world.
December 17, 2025
Food + Farming
Brands Taking Stands
How The Solar Grazing Movement Can Support Sustainable Materials
Solar grazing offers a new revenue stream for farmers, with the potential to reinvigorate the long-dormant U.S. sheep farming market and create a sustainable materials boom.
December 10, 2025
Corporate Responsibility
Brands Taking Stands
Virtual Power Plants Create New Pathways for Business Action on Climate Change
These software systems manage power supply from multiple sources and sell it to utilities as if it came from a single power plant. This takes serious strain off the grid, while creating financial incentive for homes and businesses to cut energy use during peak times.
December 3, 2025
Technology
Cement Has a Serious Emissions Problem. This Startup is Solving It
Cement production emits roughly the same amount of carbon dioxide as all of the cars in the world combined. Massachusetts startup Sublime Systems found a way to make it without its largest source of emissions.
November 20, 2025
Energy
Brands Taking Stands
When U.S. States Speak on Climate Action, Companies Listen
The United States was noticeably absent from the U.N. climate talks in Brazil this month, but the more than 100 state and city leaders in attendance continue to invest in climate action — and they have major sway with U.S. companies.
November 19, 2025
Technology
The Long View: 20 Years of Sustainability in Motion
The Death (and Life) of the Electric Car
From near death in the early aughts to more than 10 percent of new U.S. vehicle sales this year, electric vehicles traveled a winding road to the mainstream U.S. market.
November 14, 2025
Technology
Brands Taking Stands
With Global Emissions Rules Held Off, What’s Next for the Shipping Industry?
Voting on the first international emissions standard for the shipping industry was pushed back another year, but innovators are still scaling new ways to reduce climate impacts from shipping.
November 12, 2025
Energy
The Long View: 20 Years of Sustainability in Motion
The Solar Revolution Has Only Just Begun
From $1,500 a watt to cheaper than fossil fuels, solar energy has come a long way — and innovators are just getting started.
November 5, 2025
Nature
Brands Taking Stands
As the Net-Zero Banking Alliance Fades Into History, Biodiversity Takes Center Stage
The Net-Zero Banking Alliance ceased operations as a member organization earlier this month, but U.S. banks are still pursuing climate investment plans on their own.
October 22, 2025
Energy
Brands Taking Stands
Trump’s ‘Dominance’ Plan Could Create a Marine Energy Boom in the U.S.
Marine energy from wave and tidal sources could meet over half of U.S. energy needs, and unlike other renewables, marine power meets the requirements of the Trump administration's "American Energy Dominance" plan.
October 15, 2025
Technology
Brands Taking Stands
Decarbonizing Carbonated Beverages With Direct Air Capture
Carbon dioxide gas is essential for giving soft drinks their famed fizz, and a growing number of beverage companies are looking toward captured carbon as an option.
October 8, 2025
Sponsored
NYC: Leading Toward a Green Economy
Biomaterials and the Big Apple: How New York City is Reinventing Sustainable Materials
Opened this September during Climate Week, Gotham Foundry aims to leverage biomaterial innovation to bring new businesses and materials to key New York City industries like fashion and construction.
October 7, 2025
Technology
Brands Taking Stands
New Alliance Picks Up the PACE on Decarbonizing the World’s Buildings
Even as U.S. federal energy policies shift and some decarbonization programs are eliminated, one model designed to resolve the cost hurdle in modernizing buildings is still standing and set to expand.
October 1, 2025
Energy
Brands Taking Stands
Mars’ New Solar Plan Could Help Save the Family Farm
Mars' new Renewable Acceleration program aims to decarbonize the company's entire value chain. The consumer goods giant is bringing something new to the table as one of the first to support the emerging solar grazing industry.
September 17, 2025
Community Development
Brands Taking Stands
A New Business Organization Helps U.S. Farmers Forge Community Connections with Solar Power
Community solar projects offer relief to farmers in financial distress, and by integrating agrivoltaic principles, installing solar doesn't mean losing usable land. A new partnership aims to capitalize on solar benefits for farmers by connecting them with opportunities to lease their land.
September 10, 2025
Technology
Brands Taking Stands
Hyundai Explores a New Low-Carbon Leather Alternative
Hyundai is among the automakers exploring the potential for next-generation plant-based materials to replace leather and plastics in vehicle interiors.
September 3, 2025
Energy
Brands Taking Stands
The U.S. Solar Industry Keeps Moving Forward Despite New Obstacles
Even as U.S. federal policies change, market researchers still see big potential in the nation's solar sector.
August 27, 2025
Finance
Brands Taking Stands
Debunking the New Debanking Executive Order: It’s Complicated
Debanking is normally a straightforward matter of de-risking. In today’s hyper-partisan environment, its under fire as a politically-motivated practice.
August 20, 2025
Technology
Brands Taking Stands
Three Signs the Electric Vehicle Movement is Unstoppable
It's a big month for electric vehicles. Two of the biggest U.S. automakers just announced billion-dollar investments in EV production, and a national program for installing public charging stations is restarting.
August 13, 2025
Technology
Brands Taking Stands
More Signs of Life for EV Sales in the U.S., With a Second-Life EV Battery Twist
As the global demand for electric vehicles continues to surge, so is the second-life batteries field. Retired EV batteries still have plenty of capacity to store excess energy from renewables and the grid.
August 6, 2025
Technology
Brands Taking Stands
From Pharma to Fabrics, the Green Chemistry Field is Growing Fast
With the global demand for green chemicals and processes set to nearly double by 2030, U.S. researchers and investors continue to be drawn to new opportunities in the field regardless of shifting federal policies.
July 23, 2025
Food + Farming
Brands Taking Stands
Vertical Farming: New Ventures Rise from the Ashes of Failure
The closure of some once buzzed-about vertical farming companies has some questioning the future of the sector, but this nascent field is still showing strong signs of growth.
July 16, 2025
Corporate Responsibility
Brands Taking Stands
Two Leading EV Makers, Two Sides of the Brand Reputation Story
From the killer of the electric car to an EV leader, General Motors is now the No. 2 seller of electric vehicles in the United States. The automaker's hard work building consumer trust positions it to capitalize on the widely-reported missteps of Tesla, or more specifically of Tesla CEO Elon Musk.
July 9, 2025
Corporate Responsibility
Brands Taking Stands
LEED v5 and the Low Cost of Renewable Energy Create a New Momentum for Green Building
As renewables get cheaper, countries around the world are also seeing stronger momentum toward building electrification: replacing systems in buildings that rely on natural gas with electrically-powered alternatives. That could spell good news for the green building sector, which is already having a busy year.
July 2, 2025
Energy
Brands Taking Stands
The U.S. Energy Transition Takes Many Forms As New Players Step Forward
Billions of dollars in U.S. renewable energy projects have been cancelled since the start of this year, but with new corporate investors and local players stepping in, the country's clean power sector may prove more resilient than some thought.
June 26, 2025
Technology
Brands Taking Stands
Despite Changing U.S. Policy on EVs, Fleet Electrification is Here to Stay
Only about 14 percent of U.S. commercial fleets included electric vehicles last year, but even as federal policies shift, signs point to continued and accelerated growth. Companies like Amazon are adding thousands of EVs to their fleets, and research shows fleet operators using EVs today have a 90 percent likelihood of purchasing more.
June 18, 2025
Energy
The 'Big, Beautiful Bill' Is a Key Moment for the U.S. Hydropower Industry
The U.S. hydropower sector is seeing increased investment, but uncertainty around tax credits could throw a wrench in plans for growth. We asked Malcolm Woolf, president and CEO of the National Hydropower Association, what's next for the sector and the policies it needs to thrive.
June 17, 2025
Finance
Brands Taking Stands
EV Charging and the New Waffle House Index
Waffle House plans to install EV charging stations at dozens of restaurants. It's a bold step for the beloved Southern-style chain, offering a strong indication that vehicle electrification has broad appeal regardless of the politics of the moment.
June 11, 2025
Energy
Brands Taking Stands
Are We Finally At a Tipping Point for Sustainable Aviation Fuel?
Sustainable aviation fuel accounted for less than 0.15 percent of total fuel used among 77 leading airlines last year, but new supplies could soon change that.
June 4, 2025
Energy
Brands Taking Stands
3 Signs the Renewable Energy Transition is Here to Stay
Wind and especially solar already far outpace natural gas for new power generation additions to the nation’s grid, and that trend is expected to continue as signs indicate the demand for renewable energy has nowhere to go but up.
May 28, 2025
Energy
Brands Taking Stands
New Alliances: Oil Companies Make the Case for Renewable Energy in Texas
Legislation aimed at restricting renewables in Texas could raise energy prices and wreck the state's business-friendly reputation, says an advocacy group representing none other than fossil fuel companies.
May 14, 2025
Community Development
Brands Taking Stands
In Chicago, a New Food Waste Solution Combines Renewable Energy and Urban Farming
At the Green Era Campus, a nine-acre remediated brownfields site on Chicago’s South Side, a newly opened anaerobic digester will process local food waste into renewable natural gas and support urban farms with nutrient-rich compost.
May 7, 2025
Energy
Brands Taking Stands
Is the U.S. Headed for a Geothermal Energy Comeback?
While wind and solar are now locked out of federal support, geothermal is among the resources granted favorable treatment alongside fossil energy — and it offers a number of advantages for business.
April 30, 2025
Finance
New Opportunities for the U.S. Green Hydrogen Industry
To meet its decarbonization goals, the European Union needs to reset its domestic green hydrogen production goals and increase the amount it imports, according to a new report. That opens up export opportunities for several countries.
April 28, 2025
Energy
Brands Taking Stands
A 'Mammoth' Agrivoltaic Project Crosses the Political Divide in Indiana
The new Mammoth Solar project in the red state of Indiana is building local support across the aisle and aims to showcase how the emerging field of agrivoltaics can benefit farmers across the United States.
April 23, 2025
Energy
Brands Taking Stands
What's Next for the U.S. Wind Industry?
While the offshore branch of the U.S. wind industry depends on coastal waters under federal jurisdiction, onshore wind is much less vulnerable to shifts in federal energy policy.
April 16, 2025
Community Development
Brands Taking Stands
From Tariff Woes to Construction Worker Shortages, Can 3D-Printed Homes Solve Our Problems?
The notion of 3D printing homes has quickly grown from a high-tech curiosity to a potential means of constructing more affordable housing, a remedy for worker shortages and tariff disruptions, and a strategy for reducing carbon emissions in the construction industry.
April 9, 2025
Finance
To Continue Leading, The U.S. Solar Industry Needs Federal Support
The United States spent 20 years repositioning itself as a leader in solar manufacturing and innovation, but the industry is constantly reinventing itself. Federal support is still necessary for the U.S. to maintain its status and the benefits that come with domestic solar manufacturing.
April 3, 2025
Finance
Brands Taking Stands
The Global Green Bond Market Already Shows Signs of Surviving U.S. Pullback
Shifting climate and energy policies in the United States led to shrinking green bond activity, but other nations are stepping up to fill the gap and help emerging markets meet their climate goals.
April 2, 2025
Technology
The Changing Landscape of Emissions Control
The method used to print eye-catching graphics on the flexible plastic packages that hold everything from snack food to potting soil can release harmful volatile organic compounds into the air. The engineering firm Ship & Shore Environmental's new technology helps address these emissions.
March 28, 2025
Energy
Brands Taking Stands
How Electric Vehicles Can Support Grid Resiliency in the Age of Renewables
Utilities in the United States are looking for new, decentralized ways to boost grid resiliency and prevent power loss. Some are turning to electric vehicles (EVs), using their energy storage capabilities to help manage the grid.
March 26, 2025
Corporate Responsibility
Brands Taking Stands
The Time is (Still) Now for Fleet Electrification
Despite the abrupt change in federal electric vehicle policy under the new U.S. administration, the attraction of fleet electrification continues to grow, with an assist from innovators in the EV charging space.
March 19, 2025
Technology
Brands Taking Stands
Trade Wars Aside, Canada's Clean Tech Startups Help to Decarbonize the U.S. Economy
Even as trade wars heat up, three leading Canadian companies in the electric vehicle battery and solar energy fields are set to expand their presence in the U.S. this year.
March 12, 2025
Finance
Brands Taking Stands
Goldman Sachs Makes $500 Million Appeal for Biodiversity Preservation
The new biodiversity bond fund created by Goldman Sachs Asset Management last week demonstrates how business leaders can continue to pursue global climate goals, regardless of federal social and environmental policy changes in the United States.
March 5, 2025
Energy
The Mutual Benefits of Community Solar on Brownfields
Community solar projects already come with a range of benefits. Now, remediating and re-using shuttered landfills and other environmentally-compromised sites can be added to the list.
March 4, 2025
Technology
Brands Taking Stands
Consumer Education Can Help Keep the Electric Vehicle Momentum Going
Electric vehicles now account for a fairly substantial 9 percent share of the U.S. auto market. A new report from the consumer intelligence firm JD Power suggests that consumer education could help keep the trend alive, despite the challenge of new federal policies.
February 26, 2025
Corporate Responsibility
From Sustainability to Sustainment: New Language for a New Era
Though conservative backlash against the ESG movement continues in the United States, anti-ESG legislation does not necessarily reflect public opinion. The principles of sustainment, a set of guidelines used by the U.S. military, offer inspiration for businesses looking for alternative language to describe their sustainability efforts in this environment.
February 25, 2025
Finance
Brands Taking Stands
The Rise of Climate Intuition: Financial Professionals Weigh the Cost of Risks Ahead
Financial institutions are turning investor attention to the impact of extreme weather events as they balance the cost of decarbonization with the risks of unchecked climate change.
February 19, 2025
Finance
Brands Taking Stands
Largest State-Based Green Bank in the US Invests $60 Million in EV Charging Stations
The largest state-based green bank in the United States just completed its first ever loan for public EV charging stations, providing the startup Revel with enough financing to triple the number of chargers it has installed to date.
February 12, 2025
Finance
Brands Taking Stands
State-Based Solutions: The New Minnesota Green Bank
Minnesota's new green bank, the Climate Innovation Finance Authority, is ready to lend millions of dollars to support clean energy projects where private-sector financing is lagging behind need, opportunity or both.
February 5, 2025
Energy
Thermal Energy Storage is the Next Big Step in Global Decarbonization
New thermal energy storage systems are capable of using clean energy to provide the heat necessary for hard-to-decarbonize manufacturing sectors like cement, iron and glass. Electrified Thermal Solutions' firebrick is proving to be a cost-effective and scalable option.
February 4, 2025
Energy
Brands Taking Stands
DeepSeek and the Data Center Energy Crisis That Wasn’t
This week, the Chinese startup DeepSeek introduced an energy-efficient, AI-powered chatbot to the market. The new chatbot consumes a fraction of the energy of leading rivals like ChatGPT, upending the case for building gas power plants to feed data centers.
January 29, 2025
Corporate Responsibility
Experts Say ESG is Here to Stay
TriplePundit spoke with SAP Chief Sustainability and Commercial Officer Sophia Mendelsohn at the company’s Hudson Yards offices in New York City last month to gain some insight into what lies ahead for the corporate sustainability movement over the next four years.
January 24, 2025
Energy
Brands Taking Stands
The Global Energy Transition is Just Getting Started
Though cost limitations present bottlenecks, the global green hydrogen sector is gearing up for major growth in the coming years. Employing tiered subsidies and utilizing repurposed gas infrastructure are just some of the ways innovators aim to bring costs down.
January 22, 2025
Energy
Brands Taking Stands
Growing the Business of Ecovoltaics: New Opportunities on Federal Land
Solar energy projects are serving as hosts for habitat restoration in a rising practice called ecovoltaics. It offers new opportunities to garner support for solar development on public lands and private property alike.
January 15, 2025
Justice + Equality
Brands Taking Stands
DEI is Not Dying, It’s Becoming
The rise in anti-DEI activism has impacted corporate diversity programs. But rather than closing the door on the goals of DEI, the backlash can motivate more businesses to adopt a more holistic, productive approach to employee hiring and retention in an increasingly diverse society.
January 8, 2025