Kimberly-Clark turns away from ‘natural’ trees to make toilet paper

The maker of hygiene products under the Scott, Kotex, Kleenex and Huggies brands will source fiber from a low-water, native U.S. plant. Read More

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Solving for Scope 3: From Data to Action

The SBTi Corporate Net-Zero Standard V2.0 is prompting companies to rethink their Scope 3 approach and move beyond disclosure toward measurable progress. This white paper explores how activity-based LCA at scale helps organizations build a granular Scope 3 data foundation and translate those insights into cross-functional, ROI-driven decarbonization strategies. Read More

AI’s impact on apparel beyond forecasting and fit

The industry's AI gains target the places where bad decisions have long created overbuying and structural waste. Read More

Greenhouse Gas Protocol mulls dramatic expansion of emissions accounting

The protocol’s proposal builds on new guidelines, released this week, for how companies can claim benefits for investments in supply-chain decarbonization. Read More

How Thrive Market is helping 1,000+ brands to decarbonize

The online retailer wants small businesses to get started on emissions targets — even if they don’t employ a dedicated sustainability professional. Read More

The $78 billion opportunity redefining fashion’s supply chain

Next-gen textiles can help companies reduce sourcing risk and build resiliency. Read More

Recycled content has a messaging problem — and an opportunity

"Reduce, reuse, recycle" is a great slogan but has contributed to consumer confusion. Read More

The wrong way to finance a factory

A smarter capital stack for industrial decarbonization simplifies scale and protects the balance sheet. Read More

By Tom Chi

3 ways to show sustainability boosts garment business profits

Most apparel companies don't have a sustainability problem. They have a waste problem. Read More

Urban mining enters the supply-chain risk conversation

The Circular Supply Chain Coalition is seeking to build e-waste recycling nerve centers in North America, Europe and Asia. Read More