Lululemon revises goals for ‘preferred’ materials and supplier renewables

The apparel maker acknowledged the complexity of sourcing with downward revisions to several near-term goals. Read More

Decarbonization demands pragmatism, not purity

A philosophical debate disguised as a scientific one is holding back climate progress. Read More

3 ways PepsiCo, Nike and Heineken reduce industrial emissions

Food production, manufacturing and other heat-intensive processes account for close to one-quarter of U.S. greenhouse gas emissions. Read More

Fashion gets a climate reality check at COP30

As brands backing the UN Fashion Charter call on world leaders to push a fossil-fuel phaseout, watchdogs say the industry can do more on its own. Read More

An inside look at how corporate net-zero standards are made

A member of the expert working group of both SBTi and ISO breaks down the process. Read More

Why businesses hold the key to financing forests of the future

Forest protection is shifting from a philanthropic endeavor to a strategic one for businesses. Read More

SBTi drops latest net-zero draft: What’s new

The leading standard-setter for the net-zero transition is offering companies more flexibility on meeting targets — and moving to require action on ongoing emissions. Read More

Why Nucor and Meta are supporting a new low-carbon iron factory

Their contracts, along with a $50 million grant from Breakthrough Energy, will put startup Electra’s first demonstration plant in service by mid-2026. Read More

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A Practical Guide to Selecting Credible Data for Meaningful Decarbonization

Emission factors (EFs) are foundational to how organizations measure, report, and manage their environmental footprints. With regulatory requirements increasing and decarbonization goals tightening, companies must move beyond imprecise estimates to adopt more accurate, auditable methods. Sphera’s e-Book offers a practical guide to help businesses choose emission factors that reflect their… Read More