Catalyzing change: TfS and the path to decarbonization in the chemical sector
Gabriele Unger, General Manager at TfS, discusses the importance of decarbonizing chemical supply chains to achieve global climate targets. Read More
Elon Musk’s Tesla got a crucial loan from this federal clean energy finance program: Now he may DOGE it
The DOE is working to speed up the application process for clean energy companies seeking funding before Trump 2.0. Read More
Take a factory tour of the $350 million fast-fashion brand making surprising sustainability gains
Reformation's executives call themselves a walking contradiction by combining rapid creations with an industry-leading phaseout of virgin synthetics. Read More
A roadmap for doing green business in the Trump era
The incoming administration has many sustainability professionals are on edge. Here's how to navigate the turbulent seas ahead. Read More
The rise of biochar: Why Microsoft, Mitsubishi and others see its promise for carbon removal
There’s a durable carbon removal solution that’s cheap and available right now, but so far has attracted limited investment. Read More
Lego exec Tim Brooks takes top sustainability job at pharmaceutical firm
The Lego veteran joined Hikma Pharmaceuticals on Dec. 1 as chief sustainability officer. Read More
Plastics treaty negotiations remain unfinished. What’s next?
A UN resolution in 2022 calling for a plastics treaty set an ambitious timeline. Myriad complexities left recent talks in South Korea without a resolution, but they did offer room for hope. Here's why. Read More
China bans certain rare earth minerals sales to the U.S.: The upshot
China's export ban on critical minerals to the US foreshadows trade disputes to come. Read More
Sea of opportunity: Farmed salmon for climate and nutrition
Sustainable sources of high-quality protein, like farmed salmon, are essential in transforming food systems to provide climate-resilient nutrition. Read More
Support for climate aid in poor countries is declining
Economic pressures like inflation, slow growth, and competing domestic priorities are making citizens of G7 countries more inward-focused. Read More
