Survey: Nearly half of U.S. consumers say they buy sustainable products

Only 15 percent of people expressed no interest in environmentally-friendly products. Read More

The world is becoming less circular. Here’s how to reverse that

Businesses must adopt circular design, extend product lifespans and collaborate to reduce waste and dependence on raw materials, according to the 2025 Circularity Gap Report. Read More

What to look out for at Circularity 25 this week

Circular economy practitioners join in Denver from April 29 to May 1. Here are key moments to watch from the event, remotely or in person. Read More

The state of fleet electrification: Why 87% of companies plan to add EVs in the next five years

Companies are pushing ahead with green fleets, despite potential supply-chain disruption from U.S. tariffs. Read More

Hèrmes and Stella McCartney embrace a leather alternative: fungus

Luxury brands are partnering with startups on biodegradable leather alternatives. Here's how their purses, shoes and couches are inching toward the mainstream. Read More

Lessons from the emerging effort to advance ‘circular’ textiles in health care

In a bid to reduce plastic waste and emissions, startups and researchers are advancing the frontiers of recyclables. Read More

System for “radical collaboration” on emissions data expands to the U. S.

BMW, Siemens and others have developed a common architecture that allows automotive companies to share sustainability information seamlessly. Read More

Fashion leader Tricia Carey joins ‘low-carbon’ crop startup Avalo

The company is expanding its efforts to propagate climate-resilient, low-carbon cotton in the Texas Panhandle. Read More

Fashion is only 8.6% toward 2030 emissions deadline. Here’s how to speed up

Halfway to a deadline for cutting emissions, apparel and footwear companies need help. The Apparel Impact Institute has some thoughts. Read More

How tariffs are challenging purpose-driven small companies

Sustainability-focused brands face devastating impacts as Trump's taxes yo-yo, but some among them advise against hitting the panic button just yet. Read More