Innovation
What Keen learned from booting forever chemicals from its footwear
The company shared its playbook for eliminating cancer-linked PFAS chemicals years before laws required it. Now it’s turning to the next toxic target. Read More
How Kenvue gets its product designers thinking more environmentally
The company behind Tylenol and Neutrogena is rolling out a digital dashboard for R&D employees. Read More
Inside Apple’s $500 million bet on U.S. rare earths
MP Materials will build magnet manufacturing lines dedicated to the tech giant's products. Read More
Why future CSOs must aim for transformation, not mere progress
In this podcast episode, Parsons professor Raz Godelnik urges rising sustainability professionals to move beyond incrementalism and into systems-level transformation. Read More
Study: AI can cut billions of tons of carbon from food, power and mobility sectors
The benefits of applying it to alternative proteins, electricity grids and shared mobility far outweigh the additional emissions from data centers. Read More
What Alice Hartley is up against as Nike’s new circularity director
After a long stint at Gap Inc. and a short one at Under Armour she steps into a role with plenty of possibilities and challenges. Read More
Stella McCartney’s new $1,500 ‘leather’ purse, made from fungus
Trellis snagged a Hydefy factory tour, learning how the well-funded Chicago start-up brews livestock-free material it hopes will disrupt the fashion world. Read More
First 24 Bezos Earth Fund AI grantees tackle food waste, carbon removal and more
The Amazon founder has allocated up to $100 million to its AI Challenge for Climate and Nature. Read More
5 ways AI can help streamline sustainability efforts
Hershey and Nortal use AI-powered platforms for data collection. Read More
Why Target is tagging 35 million pieces of clothing with digital IDs
QR codes on Universal Thread apparel connect to resale and product details for consumers — and, eventually, sorters and recyclers. Read More
