Drawing on a postponed recycled-material initiative and a battery redesign, Raquel Rebelo de Mira offers four questions to ...

Climate litigation is no longer a fossil fuel problem: more than 50 strategic cases were filed against companies in 2025 alone, reaching banks, retailers, ...

When usable industrial equipment is scrapped early, manufacturers lose both the value of the asset and the emissions already ...

For decades, the U.S. shareholder proposal process has provided companies and investors with a practical, efficient way to engage on important business issues, from risk management to governance and ...

The evidence keeps accumulating. Climate change has been affecting businesses for years, but the financial evidence is becoming harder to dismiss. Extreme weather is showing up more directly in ...

When companies say, "sustainability doesn't pay," they almost always mean one thing: substitution didn't pencil out. Swap recycled plastic for virgin, or swap the cheaper component for the greener one ...

While hosting a recent Premiums for the Planet webinar titled, “Unlocking Insurance as a Hidden Climate Lever,” Patrick Flynn posed a question that rarely surfaces in boardrooms: What if one of the ...

The advertising industry ignored sustainability. At first. Back in 2012, when my first book Goodvertising (Thames & Hudson) came out, I wanted to celebrate the power of creativity that could truly ...

It’s no surprise that consumer expectations shape how brands operate. A new consumer report from the Arbor Day Foundation indicates that 2026 could bring a sharper focus on nature-based sustainability ...

As climate strategies evolve, sustainability leaders are asking new questions about how to make meaningful progress on Scope 3 emissions. One concept gaining momentum is insetting—a strategy that’s ...

Concrete and cement remain foundational to global infrastructure, but their environmental toll is undeniable. Accounting for roughly 8% of global carbon emissions, cement’s footprint is larger than ...

The UFLPA has shown the potential of mandatory due diligence to drive impact, but also the limitations of a single-country approach to addressing forced labor. “The United States has demonstrated that ...