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Sustainability pays a credibility tax. Some of it is self-imposed
Sustainability isn’t seen like other parts of the business. But there are things you can do, starting with not making it worse. Read More
Tesla sets net-zero target for first time
The company continues to criticize conventional target-setting frameworks, which it says favor incumbent polluters. Read More
Amazon cloud customers can now see their water withdrawal data
The information is part of a console that Amazon Web Services launched for corporate sustainability professionals in March. Read More
Salesforce expands disclosures about AI environmental impact
The enterprise software firm is adding carbon emissions and energy consumption data to the “nutrition labels” for several widely used AI models. Read More
Q&A: How Purina is implementing regenerative agriculture
A Q&A with Purina's regenerative agriculture lead and Field to Market's president on regenerative partnerships and what's needed to scale adoption. Read More
Companies are making hard choices on sustainability commitments
Some 71 percent of sustainability leaders at large companies expect at least one corporate sustainability commitment to be scaled back. Read More
Why Logitech puts a carbon footprint label on every product
The Swiss maker of computer mice, cameras and other accessories derives a range of benefits from its commitment to sustainability. Read More
Companies race to comply with California’s new plastic reduction law
There’s little guesswork but a lot of preparation ahead for companies operating in California. Read More
New certification sets best practices for chemical recyclers
The framework from SCS Standards and Assurance Systems defines best practices for site-level operations and disclosures. Read More
CSO headcount at US companies falls for first time in 15 years
After a couple of years of significant growth, according to a long-running survey, the number of CSOs has fallen 10 percent. Read More
