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.
Salesforce commits $25 million to ‘steep learning curve’ of carbon removal
The company also signed its first renewables contract in Europe with projects in six Italian regions. Read More
Construction giant CRH’s reuse strategy is winning customers such as Google
40 percent of the company’s revenue comes from climate-resilient infrastructure or concrete and asphalt with reduced emissions. Read More
How Canva is helping its printing partners buy solar power
A unique contract allows companies that are typically too small to negotiate their own power contracts to fund new green energy projects. Read More
How Starbucks doubled the number of its 'Greener Stores'
The coffee chain's new building standards are now a publicly available training course. Read More
Inside Shein’s plan to recycle ‘deadstock’ material into new clothing
The company wants to be ‘fully circular’ by 2050 but its emissions have increased by 52%. Read More
How construction products giant CRH plans to cut emissions 30% by 2030
Last year, the company recycled 43.9 million metric tons of byproducts and waste from other industries into raw materials and fuels for its own products. Read More
Science Based Targets Network taps independent reviewer for nature-related goals
Companies can submit strategies for addressing biodiversity loss in the second half of 2024. Read More
White House issues 7 new ‘principles’ to restore integrity to carbon markets
The Biden administration wants to restore confidence in a trade battered by controversy. Read More
Google wants to help other companies eliminate plastic from their packaging
The company will publish a 70-page guide in June detailing how it redesigned its boxes, coatings, enclosures and labels. Read More
Inside Microsoft's record-breaking carbon removal contract
The company signed a contract for 3.3 million metric tons of offsets over 10 years from a facility in Stockholm. Read More
