How eBay, Nestle and Michelin depoliticize climate policy work

Quiet advocacy, creative framing and collective action are keys to progress during the Trump administration. Read More

DOGE-directed layoffs at DOE could benefit the private sector

Thousands of workers with incredibly specific and advanced skills were just haphazardly discarded by the federal government. Companies shouldn’t let this rare talent pool go to waste. Read More

U.S. abandonment of Paris Agreement sparks big fall in global net zero coverage

Move may prompt other nations to weaken or revoke their targets Read More

Bills to reduce fashion’s impact advance in multiple states

California is the latest of four states to introduce a version of the Fashion Act. Read More

Overcoming ideology and chaos during the Trump era 

New objectives for sustainability are coming. Here's how to handle them. Read More

Fast fashion confronts a reckoning on sustainability under Trump tariffs

New tariffs and the potential end of a duty-free loophole bring new challenges to fashion brands, resellers and manufacturers. Read More

Navigating uncertainty: A guide for sustainability leaders during the Trump era

Could sustainability professionals use this opportunity to refine and reframe our practices? Read More

NY’s new corporate climate disclosure bill shows states stepping up against federal rollbacks

As the federal government weakens its enforcement of corporate climate commitments, state governments are moving fast to fill in the gaps. Read More

US businesses hold steady on support for Paris Agreement even after cozying up to Trump

Climate action is now embedded in business strategies and the broader economy, shielding progress from Trump’s backtracking and climate change denial. Read More

The divided states of America: survey finds stark contrast in Republican and Democrat climate views

With the federal government’s retreat from climate leadership, pressure will increasingly fall on businesses, states, and city governments to respond. Read More