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How Corporate America is rethinking its sustainability and diversity efforts
After years of big promises and grand plans around social issues like diversity and sustainability,…
Dan DeFrancesco
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The Supreme Court didn't make it impossible for the US to meet its climate goals — but the ruling likely made it harder and more expensive
The decision by the US Supreme Court to restrict how the EPA can regulate carbon emissions will mak…
Catherine Boudreau
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Newsletters are helping these companies save money and bring a personal touch into their marketing strategies
For small businesses, email newsletters are a marketing strategy that builds brand recognition and …
Erica Sweeney
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How a soil additive called biochar can help fight the climate crisis by locking away carbon for centuries
A soil additive called biochar can fight the climate crisis by storing carbon for centuries. Severa…
Catherine Boudreau
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Wealthy nations are undercutting their climate pledges ahead of the G7 summit in Germany. They're worried about energy prices and energy security.
Leaders gathering at the G7 summit in Germany could delay action on climate pledges to deal with in…
Catherine Boudreau
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Move over net zero, 'real zero' is one-upping you: A utility adopts a new term to show it's serious about the climate crisis.
NextEra Energy says it plans to reach "real zero," not net zero. This means the utility won't reduc…
Catherine Boudreau
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Move over net zero, 'real zero' is one-upping you: A utility adopts a new term to show it's serious about the climate crisis.
NextEra Energy says it plans to reach "real zero," not net zero. This means the utility won't reduc…
Catherine Boudreau
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Package deal: Businesses and environmental groups pushed for a Colorado tax that will fund recycling of bottles and containers
Colorado has become the third state to enact a law that will tax bottles, food wrappers, and other …
Catherine Boudreau
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At the first in-person gathering in two years, world leaders at Davos flag problems that the pandemic worsened
The Davos conference was met with talks about where the world is heading amid inflation, worries of…
Catherine Boudreau
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Visualizing beloved aquatic animals when we reach for plastic might just help us use less of it and protect our oceans
New research shows that photos of animals above recycling bins appeared to reduce people's behavior…
Tim Paradis
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We’re drowning in electronic waste because we buy new devices too soon and don't recycle old stuff fast enough
Discarded electronics are the world's fastest-growing category of domestic waste and most devices a…
Tim Paradis
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Left hanging by government, some businesses are trying to fight the climate crisis on their own
Some companies are stepping up to fight the climate crisis but without government mandating action,…
Tim Paradis
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How investing in green infrastructure helps cities manage the effects of the climate crisis and creates healthy communities
Additions like green roofs, expanding greenery, and residents having access to green and blue publi…
Erica Sweeney
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How the public and private sectors are working to enhance access to electric-vehicle charging stations in rural areas
Drivers in rural areas often have the longest commutes and spend the most money on gas, so they hav…
Erica Sweeney
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Biden boosts funding for climate preparedness but stops short of declaring a national climate emergency
President Joe Biden announced funding to help communities prepare for natural disasters, but fell s…
Catherine Boudreau
How to take baby steps towards living a more sustainable life
Greenhouse gas concentrations, rise in sea levels, ocean heat and ocean acidification — the four ke…
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Extreme heat causes more deaths than storms, fires, and floods in the US. Cities are responding by naming heat czars and looking for ways to cool urban areas.
Illness from extreme heat, like heat stroke, is the top cause of weather-related deaths in the US. …
Tim Paradis
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Subscribe to our new biweekly newsletter, Insider Sustainability
Insider Sustainability is your source for understanding the culture and business of sustainability,…
Marguerite Ward
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Organic-loving consumers will likely keep buying sustainable food despite higher prices
Rising grocery prices will keep some shoppers from buying organic but the foodies who can afford it…