What Starbucks, KFC and others learned from testing reusable cups

Consumers are generally on board, but price and ease of return matter. Read More

How Philips is working with hospitals to cut medical equipment emissions

The Dutch healthcare technology company is collaborating with customers to redesign products and processes. Read More

Heathrow Airport has a plan to reduce its nature impacts. It also plans to add a new runway

The UK's major air hub launched its first nature-positive plan before the government started pushing for a third runway at the airport. Read More

This Colombian chocolate producer promotes human rights and biodiversity by tracking cocoa

Luker Chocolate uses advanced tracing methods to document the sources of its cocoa and improve the social and environmental effects of its primary raw material. Read More

How Google and an Indian startup struck the largest biochar carbon removal deal ever

The project will set up at least six industrial biochar reactors, each with the capacity to lock away about 30 tons of CO2 per day. Read More

KIND’s regenerative almond project: lessons learned 2 years in

Major food brands are betting on sustainable agriculture. Will it scale? Read More

Jack Daniel’s producer Brown-Forman takes a long-term view of nature

Among its efforts on biodiversity, the Kentucky-based liquor giant works to preserve nearly a dozen species of trees that are essential to its distilling. Read More

How a low-carbon cement innovator is moving toward commercialization

If Fortera’s California plant is successful, it will point a way to reduced emissions from concrete — a ubiquitous and hard-to-abate material. Read More

How Holcim will nurture nature at 800 limestone quarries

The cement maker’s strategy focuses on biodiversity and freshwater conservation. Read More

How Syngenta is teaching the world new ways to farm

A step-by-step look at how Syngenta is transitioning to regenerative agriculture: its plan, experiments, challenges and what's next. Read More