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Why DHL, FedEx and UPS are central to eBay’s climate transition plan
Roughly 84 percent of the secondhand marketplace’s carbon footprint comes from transporting and distributing products for its sellers. Read More
How apparel companies handle the post-holiday return surge
There’s really no such thing as “free returns.” Read More
Greenhushing is eroding consumer trust, survey shows
The impact of consumers seeing and hearing less from brands is taking a toll. Read More
Why switching to a better supply-chain model can cause emissions estimates to spike
Widely used models focus on emission factors from one country, obscuring the impact of carbon-intensive overseas manufacturing. Read More
Microsoft’s plan to counter community backlash over AI data centers
The technology company will pay the tab for electric and water utility upgrades required for massive AI data centers, so communities don’t have to shoulder the burden. Read More
Why Levi’s is teaching high schoolers how to mend jeans
Its hands-on workshops aim to extend the lives of clothes, as more brands adopt repair programs in the U.S. and Europe. Read More
How companies can lessen legal risk in carbon markets
Instead of claiming offset emissions, companies can claim to have counteracted social damages. Read More
Biodiversity VC fund focuses on seaweed, fungi and invasive species
Superorganism is targeting technologies that lessen the impact of polluting industries. Read More
Sustainability tools to use in 2026
Software, actionable reports, frameworks and other products designed to make your working life more impactful. Read More
Toxic chemicals risks that companies need to address now
The long-tail impacts of PFAS and other chemicals leave companies managing decades-long liability. Read More
