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Voluntary climate action isn’t so voluntary anymore
Public policy is starting to catch up with corporate climate action. Read More
Urban mining enters the supply-chain risk conversation
The Circular Supply Chain Coalition is seeking to build e-waste recycling nerve centers in North America, Europe and Asia. Read More
Eight in 10 Americans expect climate action from government and companies
Even among Republicans, support for government responsibility remains substantial. Read More
What circularity practitioners can learn from fast-moving consumer goods
Return velocity is key to true circularity. Read More
A CSO is needed in 2026 more than ever
Why the lead sustainability role is essential today, according to a Trellis survey. Read More
Is the CSO irrelevant? Not so fast
The real question, said Dylan Siegler of Universal Music Group, is whether we are bold enough. Read More
Nothing is written: For sustainability, it’s still the middle of the story
President Dwight Eisenhower once said, “When I run into a problem I can’t solve, I always make it bigger.” Read More
Circularity meets consumer power in the tech repair fight
The interests of consumer rights groups and circularity advocates are intersecting in the right-to-repair movement, as tech brands rework products to satisfy new laws. Read More
Four more sustainability organizations targeted by Republican attorneys general
Legal scholars say the reasoning behind the complaints is weak — but that may not matter if the goal is to damage the organizations. Read More
P&G goes wide with a waterless, plastic-free Tide
The consumer products giant's flagship laundry product will now be available nationwide as a six-layered fiber tile packaged in a recyclable cardboard box. Read More
