How real estate giant CBRE is deploying this Microsoft alum as its first chief sustainability officer
Microsoft’s first environmental strategist, Rob Bernard, brings a customer’s point of view to CBRE’s emissions reduction strategy in the newly created C-suite role. Read More
The key to CSO success: become a ‘corporate chameleon’
Nearly 90 percent of CSOs are spending more time on regulatory compliance today than they did two years ago, according to a new report from the Weinreb Group. Read More
Allbirds goes wide with ‘net-zero’ shoe hoping other footwear companies copy it
The 10-year-old footwear company is selling 500 pairs of Moonshot in Dubai, London, New York, Seoul and Tokyo. Read More
Navigating uncertainty: A guide for sustainability leaders during the Trump era
Could sustainability professionals use this opportunity to refine and reframe our practices? Read More
Chipotle backs seaweed ‘methane tamer’ to ease emissions from beef and dairy
The fast casual chain's investment is accelerating the rollout of feed additives that may reduce bovine emissions by as much as 90 percent. But who is going to pay farmers to use them? Read More
Competitors Everlane, Eileen Fisher and Zalando come together to help scale supply chains for recycled textiles
Fashion retailers are teaming up to smooth the wrinkles that keep circular fabrics out of mainstream fashions. Read More
5 ways to integrate nature into your sustainability strategy
A primer for how organizations can help preserve and restore natural ecosystems. Read More
NY’s new corporate climate disclosure bill shows states stepping up against federal rollbacks
As the federal government weakens its enforcement of corporate climate commitments, state governments are moving fast to fill in the gaps. Read More
US businesses hold steady on support for Paris Agreement even after cozying up to Trump
Climate action is now embedded in business strategies and the broader economy, shielding progress from Trump’s backtracking and climate change denial. Read More
The divided states of America: survey finds stark contrast in Republican and Democrat climate views
With the federal government’s retreat from climate leadership, pressure will increasingly fall on businesses, states, and city governments to respond. Read More
