Policy
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
Half-truths and hidden lies: How large corporations undermine climate action
Company silence is hurting public perception and policy momentum. Read More
Gen Z calls for systemic change
A global survey shows the younger generation is concerned about corruption, economic insecurity and governance failures. Read More
California’s heavy metal disclosure bill puts vitamin brands on notice
In California, the first U.S. bill mandating testing for lead and arsenic in supplements could reshape sourcing and consumer trust. Read More
What you should know about the EPA’s plan to stop collecting emissions data
Ending the Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program risks undermining life-cycle assessments, carbon removal investment and international trade. Nov. 3 is the deadline for those wishing to weigh in. Read More
3 ways companies can push clean energy forward despite federal rollbacks
The business community's voice is critical for the next stage of federal climate policies. Read More
85 percent of people say companies should push governments on climate action
Even in polarized countries, people want companies to engage governments. Read More
Europe and France tighten textile rules: What to know
A new eco-score and textile waste law will transform how fashion is made, sold and recycled, piling pressure on brands to clean up their act. Read More
What to know about California’s looming new disclosure deadlines
Large companies doing business in the Golden State face rules that are unprecedented in the U.S. Read More
Extreme heat: 6 steps to help employees manage it
In the absence of federal policy, some states are implementing their own workplace heat-safety rules. Read More
