ISO adopts standard for managing SDG commitments
The International Organization for Standardization (ISO) and United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) have launched a formal framework for prioritizing and measuring corporate c
50 years ago, Amory Lovins rewired how we think about energy — and about sustainability itself
This week marks the 50th anniversary of one of the more consequential magazine articles in the history of energy and environmental thinking — and, I’d argue, in the trajectory
What to know about the EU’s updated anti-greenwashing law
The job of communicating environmental progress in the European Union just got tougher. The Empowering Consumers for the Green Transition Directive (a.k.a. EmpCo), which took eff
ISO members send net-zero draft back for revisions
The International Organization for Standardization (ISO) is reviewing suggested changes to its corporate net-zero standard after a vote on the first draft fell short of the approva
How FedEx’s CSO engineers sustainability into long-term strategy
FedEx has significantly expanded its purchases of unblended sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) with contracts to buy more than 20 million gallons for use at five major U.S. airports i
What’s next for the 100% renewable energy movement
Ten years ago, HP Inc. pledged to match 100 percent of its global electricity with renewables by 2025, as part of an early wave of corporate commitments inspired by the Climate Gro
U.S. companies are dropping climate targets, Harvard data reveals
The number of U.S. companies with climate targets peaked in 2022 and has fallen since, according to a newly released database compiled by Harvard University researchers. Estimates
How Google, McKinsey and others got finance to say “yes” on nature-based carbon removals
Carbon markets have transformed over the past five years, with updated standards and rigorous due diligence frameworks giving sustainability leaders much more confidence in project
