Where our past 30 Under 30 honorees are today

Here's a sampling of the latest activities from among the 120 outstanding young professionals we've named since 2016. Read More

3 eye-opening water maps for business

These powerful tools measure water footprints, help estimate business risks and can aid with disclosure efforts and life-cycle analysis. But they're friendly enough for curious amateurs, too. Read More

How to change the world in 4,000 days

The Global Goals are supposed to be the sustainability framework to end all frameworks, yet the world only has about a decade left to achieve them. What will it take? Read More

What the circular economy's early days look like for Amazon and Nike

Billions upon billions of products and consumers served. Read More

The big commitments, campaigns and collaborations at GCAS

What's swirling at the Global Climate Action Summit in San Francisco? Read More

Where are they now? A status report on previous 30 Under 30s

Now in its third year, our roundup of 30 inspiring young sustainability leaders wouldn't be complete without a look at what their earlier cohorts are doing today. Read More

Ocean Conservancy's CEO on sea change and spawning solutions

Janis Searles Jones believes it takes an "iron will and open ears" to lead — and she's hoping for a "Freedom to Marry" moment to accelerate change. Read More

Want sharper workers? Try a green-certified office

As health and wellness take on a bigger role among building decision makers, new data spells out a clear ROI for greener workplaces. Read More

Apple, Bank of America spark Climate Week headlines

Here's the latest high-profile news from New York about accelerating sustainability on 'Spaceship Earth,' including must-reads from CDP and DNV. Read More

In Japan, Kuradashi cuts food waste creatively

An estimated 6.42 million tons of food loss and waste is generated annually in Japan. This is about twice the 3.08 million tons of food provided by the United Nations World Food Program as humanitarian aid in 2014. Kuradashi.jp is an initiative that uses online shopping to reduce food loss while also promoting solutions to other social issues. Read More