These 10 companies excel at marrying net-zero and circular economy goals
Tech conglomerate Cisco, equipment maker, John Deere and food and beverage company PepsiCo stand out. Read More
GM chief sustainability officer retires after 30-year career with automaker
Kathi Walker, GM’s director of global sustainability strategies and Siemen’s “right hand,” has stepped in as interim CSO. Read More
Starbucks names Mars executive as its new chief sustainability officer
Marika McCauley Sine, who has a background in human rights, previously led sustainability for Mars Petcare. Read More
How GSK, Holcim and Kering strengthened their water pledges
Finance, procurement and manufacturing teams offer key insights for nature and biodiversity strategy. Read More
Delta’s big plans for sustainable aviation fuel need incentives up and down supply chain
Delta Air Lines pledged in 2021 to use SAF for at least 10 percent of the fuel filling its planes by 2030. Here's a progress report on how that's going. Read More
Most corporate emissions reduction strategies won’t deliver Paris Agreement goal
Current corporate strategies will contribute to global temperature increases of more than 2.8 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial levels sometime this century, predicts MSCI. Read More
Google, Meta and Nvidia join initiative to address data center power dilemma
By 2030, data centers could consume 5 percent to 10 percent of U.S. electricity, double today’s appetite. Read More
A post-election rallying cry for corporate sustainability professionals
Remember: Many sweeping emissions reduction strategies, including those of Microsoft and Walmart, were launched during the first Trump administration. Read More
Global beverage companies encourage their suppliers to adopt renewable energy
The coalition's early participants include beer brands Carlsberg, Diageo, Heineken and Molson Coors. Read More
Coca-Cola and PepsiCo sued (again) over recycling claims. What brands should know
More jurisdictions are pushing back against plastic pollution in the courts, with mixed success. Read More