Policy
At COP30, governments follow the lead on corporate climate procurement
In a new declaration, 35 countries committed to embed sustainability in procurement policies. Read More
Tyson, JBS cases mark new level of scrutiny of corporate greenwashing
The settlements send a message to the entire food industry: Climate marketing must be backed by credible plans and progress. Read More
It’s hot, chaotic and lacks companies — but COP30 can still be a turning point
A textured, human and hopeful picture of what’s actually happening on the ground. Read More
Retail groups seek to shape rollout of California’s pioneering textile law
A newly formed alliance bids to run the cleanup mandated by a regulation that holds brands accountable for their discarded products. Read More
Companies need a new way to measure impact. ‘Spheres of Influence’ offers one possibility
Can a new measurement of influence keep from becoming greenwash? 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
What to watch for at the U.N.’s COP30
This 'implementation COP' will pressure companies to step up on adaptation finance, credible carbon markets and biodiversity protection. Read More
What Spanberger’s win in Virginia means for the data center-energy debate
The state hosts the world's largest concentration of data centers — more than 600 facilities — and decisions made there will influence how others manage the collision between AI ambitions and energy costs. 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
California’s new laws include climate and consumer wins — and setbacks
Gov. Newsom signed clean energy and carbon storage support into law, but also rejected a forever chemicals ban and a boost for virtual power plants. Read More
