Case Studies
How Crocs is reducing the carbon footprint of its clogs
The plastic clog maker seeks to pick up the pace of material innovations. Read More
How PG&E is using microgrids to further its sustainability and safety goals
More U.S. utilities are considering decentralized power sources as a way to protect against climate change and decarbonize the grids. Read More
Inside Delta’s plan to take single-use plastic cups off its flights
The cup redesign will cut 7 million pounds of plastics annually, cutting in-flight waste. Read More
How $20 billion food giant General Mills turned its climate goals into action
Its Climate Transition Action Plan identifies dozens of initiatives, but the company acknowledges that they are not enough. Read More
How the maker of Jack Daniel’s is fighting to save white oak forests
Oaks serve as habitat, food, and shelter for innumerable other species. They're also used to age bourbon. Read More
Behind Colgate’s decision to share its recyclable toothpaste tube design
The rare move by the consumer products giant was in hopes of gaining greater traction with recyclers. Read More
What’s next for Fannie Mae’s 12-year $120 billion quest for green housing
It's the largest issuer of green bonds, but only a small portion of the homes it finances meet environmental standards. Read More
How Lowe’s is using supplier education to tackle Scope 3 emissions
The home improvement giant has doubled the number of suppliers reporting emissions. Read More
How Dominion Energy is creating a $9.8 billion road map for offshore wind
Close to $22 billion in U.S. offshore wind projects have been delayed or canceled, but the Virginia utility is moving forward with the largest facility in U.S. waters. Read More
6 things Starbucks learned from its reusable cup experiments
Starbucks is testing reusable cup models in more than 25 markets and plans to start a reusable cup program by the end of 2025. Read More
