SBTi got more than 850 comments on its new net-zero standard. Now what?
A corporate pilot test of the next iteration of its target-setting methodology is slated for the third quarter of 2025.
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What’s next for the exec who convinced H&M and Gap to rethink textile sourcing
Tricia Carey, who championed recycling at Renewcell, is building on that experience to sell farmers and brands on climate-resilient cotton
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What renewable energy buyers should know about proposed Scope 2 accounting changes
The GHG Protocol is updating the rules for how organizations can claim emissions reductions for renewable energy purchases. The post
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Why EDF is backing Apple in a class-action greenwashing suit
The NGO's amicus brief defends the practices the consumer products giant uses to make its carbon neutral claims. The post
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Global Reporting Initiative’s lead North American executive steps aside
Matthew Rusk headed GRI's North America strategy for four years. The post Global Reporting Initiative’s lead North American executive steps
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Inside Kiehl’s program to sell its popular facial cream in refillable containers
The personal care brand is offering in-store and in-home options for its Ultra Facial Cream and Ultra Facial Oil-Free Gel
Heather Clancy
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Inside Gucci parent Kering’s ambitious plan to reduce water-related business risks
The strategy requires key suppliers — especially tanneries — to set goals to reduce withdrawals and improve the quality of
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ChargePoint taps recycling exec to build sustainability program
Mike Schwartz, director of sustainability for the EV charging company, was manager of ESG reporting at Republic Services until February
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Alphabet and Dow are building an AI database to sort complex plastics
The join project is one of several ventures pitching AI-powered identification systems as essential for boosting plastics recycling rates. The
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Microsoft is mining hard drives for rare earths. Why it matters
Recycling materials domestically is one counter to China’s export restrictions, and these materials could contribute. The post Microsoft is mining
