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New rules let PepsiCo integrate emissions certificates into its carbon accounts
The food and beverage giant is one of the first to make use of updates to target-setting and emissions accounting rules. Read More
The tangible intangibles of sustainability events
It’s not the keynotes — it's the hallway conversations, chance encounters and new alliances that never make it onto an expense report. Read More
Nature takes its place in SBTi’s net zero standard
The door for verified investment in nature-based climate solutions is now open now and can remain so through mid-century. Read More
AMD, NVIDIA raise bar on AI energy efficiency
With energy-hungry data centers under scrutiny by communities across the U.S., the two powerful chipmakers are focusing on powering more AI training and inference with fewer server racks. Read More
How PepsiCo redesigned its sustainability reporting for the AI era
The food and beverage giant now favors regular web updates over lengthy PDF reports. Read More
How cruise control and book-and-claim can decarbonize US railroads
Though Norfolk Southern is tracking slightly behind its SBTi goal, it remains confident about hitting the target. Read More
This new framework measures corporate chemical footprints
The Safer Chemistry Impact Metrics Framework borrows from processes used by companies including Apple, Google, H&M and Sephora. Read More
Apply now for the Trellis 30 Under 30 climate leaders 2026
Applications for the 11th annual list of rising stars in corporate sustainability were closed on Sept. 11, 2026. Read More
Kimberly-Clark turns away from ‘natural’ trees to make toilet paper
The maker of hygiene products under the Scott, Kotex, Kleenex and Huggies brands will source fiber from a low-water, native U.S. plant. Read More
For B2B companies, certifications lose their power in turbulent times like these
When buyers experience turbulence, their priorities and behavior change. Read More
