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COP28: What to Expect at This Year's Global Climate Talks

We spoke with teams at Oxfam, World Resources Institute, World Wildlife Fund, 350.org and Rainforest Alliance to understand the pivotal topics set to be addressed at the global climate talks this year.

By Abha Malpani Naismith

Business Can't Ignore These Unavoidable Truths at COP28

With our window of opportunity to address climate change dwindling, many business leaders want a better understanding of where we stand, why we fall short, and what we can do to close the gap. In response, the lead of private-sector engagement at WWF offers two fundamental truths.

By Sheila Bonini

Companies Can Do More to Help Everyday People Reduce Emissions

The first Global Stocktake report warns time is rapidly running out to limit global heating. The report called on countries to empower behavior changes like sustainable diets and decreased food waste to drive impact, and companies can do more to inspire their customers to get involved.

By Ellen Jackowski

Helping Doctors Advance Cardiovascular Health Equity

Research shows that women and people of color often suffer from advanced heart and vascular disease at disproportionately high rates, receive less treatment for these conditions, and have worse health outcomes. How can the healthcare sector approach heart health more equitably?

By Camille Chang Gilmore

Maximize Your Impact with TriplePundit's GivingTuesday Guide

TriplePundit turned to our readers, writers and colleagues to develop our crowdsourced GivingTuesday Guide, with the aim of providing a platform for our community to learn from each other about how to best support the causes we care about.

By Mary Mazzoni

Millions of Old EV Batteries Could Find a New Home on Solar Farms

This California startup is looking to prove the feasibility of giving electric vehicle batteries a second life as stationary energy storage before they are recycled.

By Gabriela Aoun Angueira

Storytelling Empowers Young and Underrepresented Voices in the Climate Movement

Climate action and climate justice movements don’t always feel like spaces that recognize or welcome folks from diverse and underrepresented backgrounds. Effective storytelling can create a sense of belonging and inspire real action on the ground.

By Amy Brown

Fellowship Empowers Young People with the Power of Sustainability Storytelling

Issues like warming temperatures or gender equity gaps may sound complex. But when communicated through the lens of story — and through the eyes of the people affected by these issues and working to solve them — they take on new meaning for engaged audiences.

By Rasha Rehman

Embracing Planetary Boundaries is the Secret to Business Success

From rolling rivers to honeybees, the ecosystem services nature provides are crucial to business success, but many businesses fail to account for them. By doing business with planetary boundaries in mind, companies can fortify their economic resilience and outpace their peers.

By Marcial Vargas-Gonzalez

What Should We Do With All of This Empty Office Space?

All year we’ve seen companies take their stance on returning to in-person work. But what if returning to the office doesn't mean working there?

By Taylor Haelterman

It Takes a Village: The Evolution of a Homegrown Solution to Ocean Plastic Pollution

Sungai Watch, an environmental organization started by three siblings, is taking a human-based approach to tackling the plastic pollution problem in rivers across Indonesia.

By Carl Nettleton

REI Brings the Outdoors Into New Building Design

Outdoor recreation retailer REI used its mission to "get folks outside" as a guiding factor to address worker well-being and environmental impact when designing its new distribution center in Lebanon, Tennessee.

By Riya Anne Polcastro

Bottle Refill Schemes Work in Other Countries, So Why Not the U.S.?

To people in other markets, the news that major bottled beverage brands — among the largest producers of single-use plastic globally — are already operating successful refill systems may come as a surprise.

By Mary Mazzoni

Green Chemistry is Growing Up and Branching Out

A new round of green chemistry innovation is going beyond common household products to decarbonize industrial processes, supply chains and fuels.

By Tina Casey

Editorial Team

Tina Casey

Tina writes frequently for TriplePundit and other websites, with a focus on military, government and corporate sustainability, clean tech research and emerging energy technologies. She is a former Deputy Director of Public Affairs of the New York City Department of Environmental Protection, and author of books and articles on recycling and other conservation themes.

Senior Writer

Mary Mazzoni

Mary has reported on sustainability and social impact for over a decade and now serves as managing editor of TriplePundit. She is also the general manager of TriplePundit's Brand Studio, which has worked with dozens of brands and organizations on sustainability storytelling.

Managing Editor

Taylor Haelterman

Taylor’s work spans print, podcasts, photography and radio. She brings her passion for covering social and environmental issues through the lens of solutions journalism to her work as editorial assistant.

Editorial Assistant