Tariffs threaten Canadian aluminum critical to U.S. energy transition

Opponents include the U.S. aluminum industry and organized labor. Read More

Citibank and EPA spar over frozen climate action funds

Each says the other is responsible, but either way the money isn't being put to its intended use. Read More

New packaging regulations take effect in the EU: what you need to know

Companies will be required to cover the cost of collecting, sorting and recycling the waste their products generate.  Read More

How the EU’s Omnibus package changes CSRD compliance

Spoiler alert: The expected scale back will raise mandatory reporting thresholds and generally lower efficacy of climate-protection efforts. Read More

EU’s corporate disclosure mandate set to be scaled back, reports say

A leaked EU proposal to strip back the CSRD mandate would let a lot of companies off of the mandated disclosure hook. Read More

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