ENVIRONMENT

Energy

A Spark from the Ashes: Ways to Prevent Wildfires

Wildfires are occurring more frequently and devouring more land. But education, mitigation, and early-detection tactics can benefit local environments while preventing future fires.

Ruscena Wiederholt

September 7, 2023

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Pursuing Net-Positive

Corporate 100 Percent Renewable Energy Goals: From Ambition to Implementation

Companies around the world are looking to meet 100 percent of their energy needs with renewable sources in order to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in the fight against climate change. But what are the next steps once the commitments are down on paper, and how do companies move from good intentions to action? 

Mary Riddle

September 5, 2023

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A Clean Energy Revolution in Agriculture and Construction is Here

Clean Tractors and the Energy-Independent Farm of the Future

By turning methane emissions into biomethane fuel, livestock farmers can improve manure handling systems while decarbonizing tractors and other equipment.

3p Editors

September 5, 2023

Corporate Responsibility

This Solar Company Tackles Climate Change with Second-Chance Hiring

When a professor teaching at a state prison heard about the huge barriers to employment his students face when re-entering society, he left his teaching position to start a solar company focused on second-chance hiring.

Michelle Erdenesanaa

September 1, 2023

Energy

Long-Duration Energy Storage Connects the Wind and Solar Dots in Texas

Long-duration systems can produce electricity from wind and solar resources on a steady basis, regardless of the weather or time of day. Texas' vast wind and solar resources make it an ideal place to establish new long-duration energy storage systems. It's already one of the top states in energy storage capacity.

Tina Casey

August 31, 2023

Energy

A Million Acres and Growing: Certifying a Holistic Approach to Regenerative Agriculture

Leading the charge in regenerative agriculture, this program has certified over a million acres across 140 farms in just three years.

Riya Anne Polcastro

August 29, 2023

Technology

Can Smarter Labels Enable a Fully Circular Fashion Industry?

Avery Dennison wants to create a circular economy for clothing with tech-enabled care labels that provide information to ensure proper recycling and resale.

Nithin Coca

August 28, 2023

Finance

Loan Program Rewards Regenerative Agriculture, Sets Example for Other Lenders

The new Regenerative Agricultural Financing loan program is rewarding farmers who protect the topsoil and use fertilizers responsibly. And its success — coupled with farmers' enthusiasm — points to a promising new path for both lenders and borrowers that could potentially be replicated in other industries.

Riya Anne Polcastro

August 24, 2023

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Everything You Need to Know About Sustainability in the Tire Industry

The Journey from Recovery to Circularity for the Tire Industry

New, more valuable use opportunities for end-of-life tires could provide even more incentives for tire recycling and help further build circularity and sustainability into the tire lifecycle at the global level.

3p Editors

August 24, 2023

Technology

Making it Easy for Enterprises to Engage with a Low-Carbon Agenda

With artificial intelligence, big-data capabilities and more cutting-edge technologies, cloud-based solutions can serve as a pivotal technological platform to support an innovative agenda, including with respect to sustainability.

William Xiong

August 18, 2023

Sustainable Living

Move Over Microplastic-Making Detergent Pods, a Plastic-Free Version is Here

The plastic-free packaging startup Notpla and the environmentally-friendly cleaning brand Mack just launched sustainable laundry and dish detergent sachets made from plants. The product is used like the water-soluble plastic pods we're familiar with, but it won't create microplastic pollution.

Gary E. Frank

August 18, 2023

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Decarbonizing the Maritime Industry

As New Opportunities Emerge, the U.S. Offshore Wind Industry is Ready for Takeoff

A look at the current landscape indicates offshore wind will exercise a strong and sustainable influence over business growth and job creation in the U.S. in the years to come, while also helping to shepherd the global economy into a more sustainable energy profile.

Tina Casey

August 17, 2023

Sustainable Living

Can Kelp Save the Fashion Industry?

Yarn made from kelp comes with a significantly lower environmental footprint than other common fibers. Can this giant seaweed save the fashion industry? We spoke with a startup on the cutting edge of kelp-based fabric development to find out.

Ruscena Wiederholt

August 17, 2023

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What the World Can Learn From New Zealand About Sustainable Agriculture

New Zealand is Reducing Agricultural Emissions By Building Efficiency

New Zealand’s government has an ambitious plan for its agricultural sector to be “the world’s most sustainable provider of high-value food and fiber products.” The roadmap for the sector includes targets such as adding $44 billion to food and fiber exports by 2030 while slashing sector emissions by 10 percent. 

Mary Riddle

August 16, 2023

Environment

Brands Taking Stands

Follow the Science-Based Targets, And the Offsets May Come

The Science-Based Targets initiative makes the case for direct action on carbon management rather than relying on offsets, and more business leaders are joining the movement. Those left behind may find themselves at risk of reputational damage unless they do their homework and approach carbon offsets with caution.

Tina Casey

August 16, 2023

Food + Farming

This New Marketplace Aims to Encourage Farmers to Adopt Sustainable Practices

Tech company DTN is collecting data on 19 major grain, oil seed and legume crops across 35 states in preparation for a new sustainable marketplace in partnership with the U.S. Department of Agriculture. The idea is for grain buyers to make purchases based on sustainability — and for farmers to fetch a higher price for making the switch.

Riya Anne Polcastro

August 15, 2023

Energy

Seven Clean Seas Tackles the Massive World of Plastic Pollution

A growing pool of innovators are focused on cleaning up the rivers of plastic pollution flowing into the world’s oceans, including those behind the social enterprise Seven Clean Seas. Based in Southeast Asia, it’s built a business around environmental cleanup, social responsibility and the circular economy.

Ruscena Wiederholt

August 14, 2023

Sustainable Living

You Don’t Have to be a Scientist to Save Coral Reefs

The Papa's Pilar Rum distillery and the nonprofit I.CARE are making waves with a new approach to restoring one of the nation’s most endangered ecosystems, the Florida Reefs, and they're looking to local recreational divers for help.

Gary E. Frank

August 14, 2023

Energy

Our Addiction to Nitrogen Fertilizers Undermines the Planet’s Health: What Are the Alternatives?

Nitrogen fertilizers contributed to the rapid growth and high productivity of farming over the last century, while also raising alarm bells over their environmental impacts. It’s past time to implement alternative solutions that address food insecurity without harming the environment, this microbiologist argues.

Yoram Kapulnik

August 11, 2023

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Putting Sustainability at the Center of Business

SAP, One of the World’s Largest Tech Companies, Aims to Tackle Scope 3 Emissions

Having almost 90 percent of the world’s financial and goods flows touch an SAP system, including nearly all carbon flows, the technology giant has access to the supply chain data that companies need to track and tackle the most challenging Scope 3 emissions along their value chains.

Andrew Kaminsky

August 10, 2023

Energy

With Agrivoltaics, Farmers Can Harvest Food and Energy Together: So, How Does It Work?

With the effects of the climate crisis felt around the world, prevention cannot remain the sole focus. We have to adapt, too. Agrivoltaics marries mitigation and adaptation by using the same plot of land for agricultural production and solar energy generation.

Riya Anne Polcastro

August 10, 2023

Sustainable Living

Vodka Martinis Go Green: Distillery 98 is a Trendsetter for Sustainable Spirits

The footprint of America’s annual vodka consumption is equivalent to burning up to 2.96 billion pounds of coal. But it turns out, you can have your sustainable cocktail and drink it, too. Distillery 98 produces small-batch vodka with a healthy pour of environmental responsibility, priding itself on using local ingredients and minimizing environmental impact.

Ruscena Wiederholt

August 4, 2023

Sustainable Living

Allbirds Made a Net-Zero Shoe and Wants Other Brands to Copy It

The footwear and apparel company Allbirds unveiled the world’s first net-zero shoe, called M0.0NSHOT, along with all of the information necessary to re-create its work — from design to manufacturing to carbon measurement. And its recipe doesn’t rely on purchasing carbon offsets.

Gary E. Frank

August 3, 2023

Energy

Plastic Pollution is Plaguing Coral Reefs. What Can Be Done?

A team of researchers found that plastic makes up 88 percent of the debris in coral reefs — and 73 percent of that plastic is fishing gear. But Lucy Woodall, co-author of the study, says it's not all bad news: Now that we know more about the problem, we can make more informed decisions to solve it.

Mary Riddle

July 28, 2023

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Building a Sustainable Future Through Material Innovation

From Ambition to Action: Owens Corning Moves to Cut Greenhouse Gas Emissions

Owens Corning met more than half of its electricity needs with renewable sources last year, on the way to 100 percent by 2030. We spoke with Julie Childers, the company's director of sustainability, to learn more about its progress so far and what other business leaders can learn from it.

Gary E. Frank

July 25, 2023

Energy

This Effort Targets Methane Reductions on Smallholder Farms

Smallholder farms produce a third of the world’s food. Naturally, they also produce about a third of agricultural greenhouse gases. But only a small fraction of climate finance is dedicated to these farms. The International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) aims to combat this dynamic with a new initiative.

Riya Anne Polcastro

July 24, 2023

Technology

EV Battery Swapping Startup Sees a Path Forward Where Others Have Failed

Why spend 20 minutes charging an electric vehicle —  and often much longer — when you can get fully charged batteries installed in just five minutes? It's a question worth asking, yet building a successful business around battery swapping has proven elusive. The team at Silicon Valley startup Ample thinks it’s time for another look.

Phil Covington

July 20, 2023

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What the World Can Learn From New Zealand About Sustainable Agriculture

Our Land, Our Farms, Our Future: Healthy Land Means Healthy People

New Zealand is proud of its M?ori heritage and its commitment to the concept of 'Te Taiao.' This belief calls for a deep responsibility for the natural world, including the health of the climate, land, water and all living systems. Michael Wan of the farmer-owned industry organization Beef + Lamb New Zealand explains more.

Michael Wan

July 20, 2023

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The Future of Fueling: Sustainability, Mobility and Flexibility

This Model Reimagines Fueling for Efficiency

Mobile fueling can lower a fleet's carbon emissions by up to 14 percent per vehicle by avoiding trips to the gas station, while giving time back to drivers who typically need to refuel every day. The model can also ease the transition to even more sustainable choices like electric vehicles and alternative fuels.

Maggie Kohn

July 18, 2023

Energy

Honey Bees May Soon Take Probiotics to Improve Their Health

In the largest field trial of its kind, Seed Health's probiotic blend for honey bees improved the insects' immune resilience against environmental stressors like infectious diseases and pesticides.

Gary E. Frank

July 18, 2023

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Carbon and Beyond: The ESG and Sustainability Trends Shaping Business Today

Simplifying the Path to Net-Zero With Technology

As companies wrestle with how best to meet their net-zero targets, technology presents an important and powerful tool to determine which approaches will make the greatest impact.

Amy Brown

July 17, 2023

Food + Farming

It’s Time to Invest in Sustainable Rice

Proven methods can cut the climate and water footprint of rice farming substantially. But more private-sector finance is needed to scale these practices around the world. It’s time for CEOs to take the leap — not only to save their businesses, but also to prevent climate and hunger disasters. 

Carlos Manuel Rodriguez

July 14, 2023

Energy

Brands Taking Stands

This Model Makes Energy Storage Accessible for People of All Incomes

Rooftop solar and battery energy storage can help households deal with rising power prices and increasingly frequent outages tied to natural disasters, but solar+storage systems are economically out of reach for many people. Silicon Valley startup Electriq Power is looking to close the gap.

Mary Mazzoni

July 12, 2023

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A Clean Energy Revolution in Agriculture and Construction is Here

Electrifying Agriculture and Construction, One Machine at a Time

With their reliance on massive combines and other large pieces of diesel-powered equipment, the agriculture and construction industries present a major challenge for electrification. As suppliers begin to offer electric options, the global firm CNH Industrial illustrates how careful strategizing can yield rapid results.

Tina Casey

July 11, 2023

Finance

Red and Blue States Are Hit Equally By Climate, Labor Woes, Says Investment Banker

Amid climate change denial and cries of “go woke, go broke” from the extreme right, at least one large U.S. investment bank has identified bipartisan support for sustainability investments that are likely to yield big returns without political drama. 

Dave Armon

July 7, 2023

Energy

Xylem Looks to Raise Awareness of America's Rural Water Crisis

Rural communities in the United States face a worsening water crisis due to limited access and poor quality. A new analysis from the global water technology company Xylem spotlights these challenges and offers recommendations to address them.  

Gary E. Frank

July 7, 2023

Sustainable Living

This Technology Helps Limit Peak Energy Use and Cut Carbon Emissions

Cutting energy use at high-demand times can reduce reliance on fossil-fuel-heavy "peaker" power plants and drastically cut carbon emissions. This set of digital tools for residents and building managers seek to reduce peak electricity use by making energy consumption data easy to access and understand.

Riya Anne Polcastro

July 6, 2023

Environment

Brands Taking Stands

Corporate Clean Energy Buyers Are Saving the Grid

Evidence is emerging that wind and solar power can buffer the electricity grid from heat waves and other extreme weather events. That provides more support for corporations to continue lobbying for more clean energy, both as a means of climate action and a simple bottom-line matter of keeping the lights on.

Tina Casey

July 5, 2023

Technology

Saving the World’s Coral Reefs with Artificial Intelligence and Robotics

Coral Maker and Autodesk build and deploy artificial coral skeletons seeded with coral fragments to speed up the growing process and restoration of coral reefs. Using artificial intelligence and robotics, they can manufacture 10,000 skeletons a day.

Mary Riddle

June 30, 2023

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A Clean Energy Revolution in Agriculture and Construction is Here

Onsite Solar Isn’t as Easy as It Looks: How Manufacturers Can Get It Done

Onsite solar can help companies cut carbon emissions at their manufacturing plants and other facilities, but the process of getting installations online isn't always straightforward. CNH Industrial's journey offers a lesson for other businesses looking to navigate the nuances.

Gary E. Frank

June 30, 2023

Technology

Can Artificial Intelligence Reduce Carbon Emissions From Air Travel?

Reducing unnecessary taxi time can put a significant dent in the aviation industry's carbon dioxide emissions. EMMA Systems does so using artificial intelligence.

Riya Anne Polcastro

June 29, 2023

Energy

A Flitter of Hope: How Companies Can Protect Monarch Butterflies

Along with many other insects, monarch butterflies are disappearing. But it's not too late to save this beloved bug from extinction, experts say. Here's how companies can get involved, from planting pollinator gardens to reducing pesticides in agriculture.

Ruscena Wiederholt

June 27, 2023

Energy

Limitless Supply of Seawater to Help Accelerate the Transition to Green Hydrogen

Much of the activity in the green hydrogen field is centered around electrolysis systems that jolt hydrogen gas from water with an electrical current, sourced from renewables like wind or solar. Most current electrolysis technologies require purified water, but innovations involving seawater open up new possibilities.

Tina Casey

June 26, 2023

Technology

This New Spin on Decades-Old Technology Can Eliminate PFAS from Wastewater

PFAS are often called "forever chemicals" because they break down very slowly, if at all, in nature. Their accumulation in the environment has many concerned, but this North Carolina-based company found a way to eliminate PFAS, somewhat by accident, in its effort to modernize wastewater treatment.

Phil Covington

June 23, 2023

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A Clean Energy Revolution in Agriculture and Construction is Here

Shipping Heavy Equipment Is No Easy Task: Can It Be More Sustainable?

Due to physical constraints, the choice of options is often limited when moving heavy equipment to its final destination. As tough as this job can be, CNH Industrial strives to be mindful about doing things in as environmentally beneficial a way as possible, the company says.

Phil Covington

June 21, 2023

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What the World Can Learn From New Zealand About Sustainable Agriculture

Setting the Standard for More Sustainable Agriculture in New Zealand

Livestock farming is not typically at the top of the environmental balance sheet. But farmers and policymakers in New Zealand are doing their best to change that. We spoke with leaders in the country’s agricultural sector to find out more about its sustainable agriculture standards and what can the rest of the world learn from them.

Kate Robertson

June 20, 2023

Energy

How Wave Energy Can Help Transform America’s Ports

U.S. shipping ports are stubborn epicenters of greenhouse gas pollution, but that's about to change as new electrification technologies like wave energy converters come online. So, what is wave energy, and how can it cleanly power U.S. ports?

Tina Casey

June 13, 2023

Energy

Inside Australia's Plan to Save the Great Barrier Reef

Last week Australia agreed to establish new policies to protect the Great Barrier Reef, after over a decade of campaigning from UNESCO’s World Heritage Marine Program. So what's the plan, and will it be enough? We spoke with Dr. Fanny Douvere, who leads UNESCO's ocean conservation efforts around the world, to find out.

Mary Riddle

June 12, 2023

Corporate Responsibility

Why It Makes Sense for Companies to Scale Back Unrealistic Net-Zero Targets

With growing evidence that nearly all companies will miss their net-zero targets unless they double emissions-reduction rates, some companies are biting the bullet and revising their targets. But is that necessarily a bad thing?

Amy Brown

June 9, 2023

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Building More Sustainable Agricultural Supply Chains, Today and Into the Future

Sustainable Agriculture Comes Full Circle With Data Science

“Ancient wisdom meets futuristic technology” sounds like the concept for a new Hollywood blockbuster. But it’s the here-and-now direction of sustainable agriculture.

Terry E. Cohen

June 8, 2023

Energy

More Clean Energy on Less Land? This Report Reveals It's More Than Possible

For the United States to achieve 100 percent clean electricity by 2035 and a net-zero carbon economy by 2050, renewable energy sources like solar and wind energy need to take up way less space. A recent report from the Nature Conservancy offers strategies to maximize clean energy advantages while minimizing land use.

Gary E. Frank

June 6, 2023

Energy

Global Plastics Treaty Talks Wrap: What Happened and What's Ahead

Negotiators worked around the clock last week to align on a new Global Plastics Treaty. We spoke with Erin Simon of WWF, who worked to advise and coordinate various stakeholder groups in Paris, about her top takeaways as the talks wrap.

Mary Riddle

June 2, 2023

Energy

7 Standout Sustainability Innovations We Covered This Spring

From planetary warming to plastic waste, it's easy to get bogged down in all the bad news out there. To bring a little cheer to your week, today we're highlighting innovators from around the world who are working to scale solutions with the potential to address these challenges head on.

Mary Mazzoni

June 1, 2023

Technology

This App Makes Flood Data Visual With Augmented Reality

The FloodVue app uses augmented reality to place the viewer's perspective directly in a four-dimensional, digital representation of predicted flood conditions. We spoke with Tyer Jones of WSP to learn more about how the company's visualization app works and why it matters for infrastructure planning.

Michelle Erdenesanaa

May 30, 2023

Energy

1.5 Percent of Corporate Profits Can Transform the Fight Against Climate Change

If every company in the Fortune Global 500 invested 1.5 percent of their annual profits in climate finance, we'd avoid a stunning 2.6 billion tons of carbon emissions, according to Climate Impact Partners. That's even more than what scientists say is necessary to cap global temperature rise below 2 degrees Celsius. 

Abha Malpani Naismith

May 26, 2023

Environment

Brands Taking Stands

The Inflation Reduction Act Sparks a Clean Energy Revival for Rural Businesses

From the hydropower dams of the Great Depression to the present day, clean energy has been a running theme in federal efforts to support rural economic development. The U.S. Department of Agriculture's new $11 billion investment takes it to the next level by scaling up zero- and low-carbon technologies.

Tina Casey

May 24, 2023

Energy

Composting Offers a Simple But Effective Solution to Our Methane Problem

Landfills are a big climate culprit. Garbage dumps generate a third of all methane emissions in the U.S., in part because the most common item in them is food. Composting food scraps rather than tossing them in landfills results in up to 84 percent fewer greenhouse gas emissions, researchers say.

Max Graham

May 23, 2023

Technology

Nixing PFAS is a Real Possibility: Here’s One Company That’s Doing It

Classified as “forever chemicals,” PFAS have been found in food, water, soil, animals and even our blood. Impermea Materials has developed a set of water-based solutions that it says can replace of PFAS in products including packaging, apparel, upholstery, and technical textiles such as those worn by firefighters and military.

Riya Anne Polcastro

May 22, 2023

Technology

This Blockchain-Powered System Tracks Ingredients from Field to Fork

Merge Impact bills itself as the first and only blockchain-powered agricultural data solution to help farmers, food manufacturers, and brands better understand the impact of their practices and purchases down to the field level. We spoke with the agri-tech company's founders to learn more.

L Blaine Fulmer

May 19, 2023

Environment

Brands Taking Stands

Beyond Trees: Using Blue-Green Algae for Natural Carbon Capture and Sequestration

Forestation is an important climate action strategy, but more sophisticated — and potentially more efficient — nature-based alternatives are emerging. One of them involves an environmental two-for-one: capturing carbon by preventing destructive blue-green algae blooms.

Tina Casey

May 17, 2023

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Building a Sustainable Future Through Material Innovation

This Insulation Take-Back Program Cuts Down on Waste in the Building Industry

European insulation brand Paroc has been running an insulation take-back program known as Rewool for nearly 20 years. We spoke with leaders from the brand and its parent company, Owens Corning, to learn more about the program and how it reduces waste in the building sector.

L Blaine Fulmer

May 16, 2023

Sustainable Living

Transforming Blight to Boon With Upcycled Sargassum Seaweed

Massive sargassum seaweed blooms have become par for the course on beaches around the world in recent years. Boston-based biomaterial processor Carbonwave is looking to collect the brown algae and use it to replace fossil fuels in products like fertilizers and cosmetics.

Riya Anne Polcastro

May 15, 2023

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Lead on Purpose: How Values Drive Business in Uncertain Times

The World Has a Rice Problem, But Farmers Can Solve It

Conventional rice production has a hefty environmental impact, but sustainable rice is on the rise across U.S. farms. We spoke with fifth-generation Arkansas rice farmer Jim Whitaker about how he's converting his land to smarter practices and how other farmers can do the same.

Mary Riddle

May 15, 2023

Energy

Circular Design is Key to The North Face’s Strategy to Make Clothing More Sustainable

The North Face uses circular design to make its products long-lasting and easily recyclable in an effort to reduce environmental impact. We spoke with Carol Shu, senior manager of global sustainability at the North Face, to learn more about how it's designing with circularity in mind.

Phil Covington

May 11, 2023

Energy

The Climate Science Behind Managing Disaster Risks

A growing number of companies are signing up with groups like the Science-Based Targets initiative and the Task Force on Climate-Related Financial Disclosures to manage their exposure to disaster risks and other climate challenges. So, how does this work line up with climate science?

Joyce Coffee

May 2, 2023

Technology

Your iPhone Contains More Recycled Materials Than You Thought

Apple is looking to reduce demand for rare earth elements by quietly expanding its use of scrap. The company reached a new high for recycled materials in 2021, with nearly 20 percent recycled content across all products, according to its 2022 Environmental Progress Report released last week.

Gary E. Frank

April 28, 2023

Energy

Could This CO2-Eating Microbe Revolutionize Carbon Capture?

A microbial science company recently discovered carbon-dioxide-eating cyanobacteria that outperform the microbes previously thought to be best for the task.

Gary E. Frank

April 28, 2023

Energy

Pilot Projects Advance Regenerative Agriculture — and Growers Are Crucial

Regenerative agriculture can protect biodiversity and sustain natural habitats, but a lack of scientific understanding and no standard definition limit its potential. Pilot projects that include stronger relationships with growers can help address these challenges. 

Rasha Rehman

April 27, 2023

Technology

Preserving Coral Reefs Through the Power of Listening (and a Little Help From AI)

Launched by Google and marine biologists Steve Simpson and Mary Shodipo, this citizen-science projects aims to combine the collective power of everyday people with the computing might of artificial intelligence to understand — and restore — coral reefs.

Ruscena Wiederholt

April 25, 2023

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Pursuing Net-Positive

Henkel's Sustainability Story: From Inspiration to Action

Steven Essick, president of Henkel’s North America region, unpacks the company's sustainability journey and ambitions looking toward 2030.

Steven Essick

April 21, 2023

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Carbon and Beyond: The ESG and Sustainability Trends Shaping Business Today

Engaging with SMEs Can Unlock Critical Scope 3 Emissions Data

Working with suppliers is the only way to assess the Scope 3 emissions data that can move companies toward their climate goals. We spoke with Andy Bastien, supplier transparency lead at the sustainability software company FigBytes, about how companies and suppliers can come together to measure and mitigate emissions.

Amy Brown

April 21, 2023

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A Clean Energy Revolution in Agriculture and Construction is Here

Can Alternative Fuels Power Carbon-Neutral Farming?

New Holland Agriculture's T6.180 Methane Power tractor can run on biodiesel made from farm waste, opening the opportunity for a closed-loop, carbon-neutral farming system. We spoke with the company's lead for alternative fuels to learn more.

Phil Covington

April 20, 2023