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U.S. Soy meets consumer demand
As one of the few complete plant proteins, soy remains a top pick to meet rising demand. Read More
Deals with Microsoft, Shopify and Stripe fail to keep carbon removal startup alive
In June, Running Tide announced plans to dissolve despite high-profile early customers including Microsoft and Stripe. Read More
Regulations are fueling the sustainability agenda, experts say
Legislation on sustainability, followed by disclosure standards, is viewed by experts as the most significant positive development in the last year, according to a GlobeScan/ERM survey. Read More
Science Based Targets initiative CEO resigns, citing personal reasons
Luiz Amaral’s resignation is the latest development in a challenging time for the validation organization. Read More
Google reports 13% emissions increase fueled by AI
The company is struggling to add carbon-free energy fast enough, CSO Kate Brandt told GreenBiz. Read More
How Seventh Generation got Unilever to take a closer look at its banks
The company discovered that the cash on its balance sheet was generating 9,000 metric tons of CO2. Read More
IRA’s $391 billion in clean energy funding makes it too lucrative for Trump to overhaul
Republicans don’t like the Inflation Reduction Act, but it’s popular with investors and the states. Read More
More money, more solutions: We must rethink finance to power the circular economy revolution
To fully capture the circular economy opportunity and trigger catalytic unlocks for the entire market, finance must break out of silos and think innovatively. Read More
Building climate resiliency through corporate philanthropy
Sponsored: Is your corporate sustainable philanthropy maximized for effectiveness? The right strategic approach can boost impact while building a resilient future. Read More
A lesson in collective buying power: How to use your voice to drive climate policy
The history of the Clean Energy Buyers Association offers key lessons on the importance of public policy in accelerating private action on climate. Read More
