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Carbon tunnel vision leads to missed opportunities in water
With all the focus on carbon, what are corporations doing on water? Read More
The startups developing synthetic palm oil to save the world’s tropical forests
Palm oil is the most widely used vegetable oil, but producing a synthetic version at scale remains a daunting challenge. Read More
Biodiversity meets the bottom line
Natural capital: We're at the early stages of corporate biodiversity commitments, but new projects are pushing forward despite challenges. Read More
Seizing the value of fallen trees
How circular economics for wood waste can grow in New York City; Pittsburgh and Eugene, Oregon. Read More
Plastic pollution is bad, but how exactly is it linked to climate change?
It's a burning problem, among others. Read More
Verizon Climate Resilience Prize awards $500,000 to 3 teams for innovative solutions
At GreenBiz 22, innovators who are (literally) on the front lines of the fight against climate change received recognition and funding. Read More
How businesses are investing in Colorado's water future
As Colorado and the entire West face a persistent water crisis, the corporate sector is using its capacity, influence and resources to innovate and scale up sustainability strategies that will help pave the way for long-term water security. Read More
Tree Equity scores show the power of data for movement building
Sponsored: Tools such as Tree Equity Score are helping spur social change by democratizing data that everyday people, corporations and others can use to make decisions and build movements. Read More
Moving customers and clients toward climate action
First in a series of profiles of people without “sustainability” in their job title who fold climate into their roles at their organization. Read More
More Zoom, less climate gloom: moving events online can drastically cut carbon
A new study found that moving conferences online can reduce the carbon footprint by 94 percent and energy use by 90 percent. Read More
