Heather Clancy
Trellis Group (formerly GreenBiz)
Heather Clancy specializes in chronicling the leadership strategies enabling corporate climate action. An award-winning journalist, she started her journalism career on the business desk of United Press International, and her articles have appeared in Entrepreneur, Fortune, The International Herald Tribune and The New York Times.
How candymaker Mars cut emissions 16% and still grew its business by 60%
The parent for brands like Ben's Rice and M&Ms saw these enviable big reductions from the ways it grew cocoa, beef and soy. Read More
Sustainability execs grapple with AI dilemma, survey finds
Almost 60 percent believe AI's benefits will outweigh the climate risks. Read More
Behind Colgate’s decision to share its recyclable toothpaste tube design
The rare move by the consumer products giant was in hopes of gaining greater traction with recyclers. Read More
Paris Olympics aims to set records for event sustainability. Here’s how
Organizers minimize construction, ban most single-use plastics and eliminate generators to cut emissions in half compared with past events. Read More
Stripe pledged $1 million to carbon removal in 2020. Now it manages $1 billion
Meet the Stripe exec spurring $1 billion in demand for carbon removal. Read More
More coffee, less carbon: Inside Starbucks’ strategy for EV drivers
The chain wants chargers at or near 1,000 of its U.S. locations. Read More
How Google and Nucor are sourcing round-the-clock clean power
Companies that need massive amounts of new power are banding together to form innovative buyers’ groups. Read More
Amazon to suppliers: We will ‘prioritize’ those who tell us their emission reduction plans
The $2.1 trillion e-commerce giant offers its highest-emitting suppliers free tips and guidance, based on its playbook. Read More
Amazon cut emissions 3% in 2023, enabled by renewable energy purchases
The company’s emissions are up 34.5 percent since 2019. Read More
Lego sets stricter emissions reductions requirements for suppliers
The toymaker’s partners will need to share reduction targets starting in 2026. Read More
