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Corporate climate policy still works: 4 lessons from 100 meetings on Capitol Hill in March
Look for advocacy opportunities that are as high impact and low risk as possible. Read More
How to propose climate legislation in today’s political climate
The Foreign Pollution Fee Act is a carbon tariff bill that doesn't mention "carbon." Read More
How to contact the 26 Republicans who support preserving IRA energy credits
You can reach out now to tell them which clean credits your company depends on for jobs and revenue. Read More
The Global South: What Jamaica can teach us about climate financing
The Caribbean island is at the forefront of Global South countries using financial mechanisms to mitigate climate change. Read More
Moving up the mountain: How Suntory and its suppliers are reducing emissions together
Reducing supply chain emissions is one of the biggest challenges—and greatest opportunities—for global brands. Read More
Microsoft is mining hard drives for rare earths. Why it matters
Recycling materials domestically is one counter to China’s export restrictions, and these materials could contribute. Read More
Former Energy Secretary Granholm becomes energy strategist
Jennifer Granholm’s mandate as senior counselor at DGA Group is to help corporations shore up energy resilience as the grid struggles to meet spiking demand. Read More
System for “radical collaboration” on emissions data expands to the U. S.
BMW, Siemens and others have developed a common architecture that allows automotive companies to share sustainability information seamlessly. Read More
Progress report: Apple’s push to use recycled aluminum, rare earths and 13 other materials
The company avoided 6.2 million metric tons of emissions in 2024 by opting for recycled and low-carbon materials, according to its 2025 Environmental Progress Report. Read More
SBTi wants more small companies to set net-zero goals. Here’s how it’s wooing them
Proposed changes to corporate standard are also designed to bring more midsize firms into the fold. Read More
