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A decade of change in what drives corporate sustainability
New GlobeScan research shows regulatory requirements now surpass reputation as the leading driver of sustainability action, reflecting growing compliance pressures and stakeholder expectations. Read More
Diversity of corporate climate action revealed by new scoring framework
The Climate Contribution Framework goes beyond emissions to include supplier engagement, low-carbon products and other forms of climate efforts. Read More
Microsoft adjusts climate agenda as emissions leap
The company’s carbon footprint expanded 25 percent in its 2025 fiscal year, surpassing double-digit increases at Amazon and Google. Read More
McDonald’s reassigns its chief sustainability officer to beef strategy
The fast food purveyor has transitioned sustainability and social impact initiatives to its lead executive for diversity, equity and inclusion, Suheily Natal Davis. Read More
What’s your space strategy? Why organizations must determine what matters before markets do
In the new world, waiting and seeing is no longer a viable strategy. Read More
How Coach and Amazon put an internal value on reuse and recycling
Sustainability strategists at both companies emphasize cost savings and new revenue opportunities. Read More
How raising freezer temperatures by 3 degrees could avoid millions of tons of emissions
Maersk and IKEA are among the members of a growing coalition of companies building industry confidence for the shift. Read More
How the beleaguered ski industry is moving grid policy forward
Federal legislation to increase transmission capacity and ensure grid reliability is critical to the industry's future. Read More
Long-time 3M chief sustainability officer retires
Gayle Schueller’s replacement is Amanda Yates, an insider who began her career as an environmental specialist at SeaWorld Orlando. Read More
Earning Leadership status with SBTi could cost companies billions
The new Corporate Net-Zero Standard rewards companies for taking action on ongoing emissions, but achieving recognition might be too pricey for some. Read More
