Communications
Story as strategy: What climate fiction teaches us about communicating sustainability
Honest talk about why good intentions fail to resonate — and how human narratives do better. Read More
Why DHL, FedEx and UPS are central to eBay’s climate transition plan
Roughly 84 percent of the secondhand marketplace’s carbon footprint comes from transporting and distributing products for its sellers. Read More
Greenhushing is eroding consumer trust, survey shows
The impact of consumers seeing and hearing less from brands is taking a toll. Read More
Microsoft’s plan to counter community backlash over AI data centers
The technology company will pay the tab for electric and water utility upgrades required for massive AI data centers, so communities don’t have to shoulder the burden. Read More
Why Levi’s is teaching high schoolers how to mend jeans
Its hands-on workshops aim to extend the lives of clothes, as more brands adopt repair programs in the U.S. and Europe. Read More
Pride, hide or slide: 3 sustainability strategies for 2026
Many companies will take a hybrid approach. Read More
Mapping global optimism and pessimism in 2026
Europeans lead in skepticism. Read More
After 25 years of covering corporate sustainability, it’s more complicated than ever
An ever-changing media and business landscape means today’s stories demand deeper dives, richer nuance and more compelling narratives. Read More
Counterpoint: How leadership shows up today
A former McDonald's CSO is riled up by the idea that corporate sustainability leadership is lacking. Read More
Corporate climate leadership has moved on. The critics haven’t
Criticizing companies that replace flashy announcements with more rigorous impact statements misses the point of corporate climate action. Read More
