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Can ESG disclosures get you sued?
The good news: Historically, lawsuits brought against companies that have made vague or aspirational statements typically have failed in the courts Read More
Are you greenwashing, wishing or walking?
Goals, targets and commitments are worthless without accountability and enforcement — and that goes for countries as well as companies. Read More
Creating circular cities hinges on valuing embodied carbon
From food to materials to buildings, cities host the experiences that transform embodied carbon into the stuff of life. Read More
How colonialism made palm oil the world’s most hated and most used fat source
Palm oil entered the global economy in the 1500s aboard ships engaged in the transatlantic slave trade. Read More
An app for renting tractors could revolutionize agriculture in Africa
Hello Tractor enables farmers to rent tractors when they need them and is expected to bring 9 million hectares of land into production and create 2 million new jobs. Read More
How Formula E racing helps rev up EV development
Manufacturers like BMW and Jaguar are using data gathered on the track to adapt designs and advance their electric vehicles. Read More
Fungi can help solve the climate crisis
Mushrooms migt be a key components of restoring soil ecosystems that few are focusing on. Read More
Mapping sustainability means connecting the dots
The quest for a picture that's worth 1,000 words. Read More
Behind GM's plan to help suppliers buy clean energy
Through a new partnership with Shell and its subsidiary MP2 Energy, the automaker is offering its suppliers in Texas the ability to buy discounted renewable energy. Read More
5 opportunities for transport to play a starring role in countries' climate ambitions
Investing in public, active and electric transportation can offer myriad benefits. Read More
