Energy & Environment

Global Plastics Treaty Talks Wrap Today: What Happened and What's Ahead

Words by Mary Riddle

7 Standout Sustainability Innovations We Covered This Spring

Words by Mary Mazzoni

1.5 Percent of Corporate Profits Can Transform the Fight Against Climate Change

Words by Abha Malpani Naismith

Composting Offers a Simple But Effective Solution to Our Methane Problem

Words by Max Graham

This Insulation Take-Back Program Cuts Down on Waste in the Building Industry

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Words by L. Blaine Fulmer

The World Has a Rice Problem, But Farmers Can Solve It

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Words by Mary Riddle

Circular Design is Key to The North Face’s Strategy to Make Clothing More Sustainable

Words by Phil Covington

The Climate Science Behind Managing Disaster Risks

Words by Joyce Coffee

This Cookbook Serves Up Seafood Recipes with a Side of Conservation

Words by Michelle Erdenesanaa

Could This CO2-Eating Microbe Revolutionize Carbon Capture?

Words by Gary E. Frank

Rising Seas Are Forcing Climate Refugees to Abandon Their Island Homes

Words by Riya Anne Polcastro

Pilot Projects Advance Regenerative Agriculture — and Growers Are Crucial

Words by Rasha Rehman

Henkel's Sustainability Story: From Inspiration to Action

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Words by Steven Essick

Investment in People and Ideas is Key to Climate Change Adaptation for Tourism-Dependent Countries

Words by Taylor Haelterman

Can Alternative Fuels Power Carbon-Neutral Farming?

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Words by Phil Covington

Kind Snacks Tests Regenerative Agriculture and New Technologies for Almond Farming

Words by Rasha Rehman

Winemakers on the Front Lines of Climate Change Say Sustainability is an Industry Imperative

Words by Riya Anne Polcastro

Birds and Bees: Bringing Biodiversity Into the Workplace

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Words by Rasha Rehman

Giant Seaweed Blobs Are the New Normal

Words by Riya Anne Polcastro

Protecting the Watery Routes of Whales

Words by Ruscena Wiederholt

Owens Corning Wants to Recycle 2 Million Tons of Shingles Per Year By 2030: Here’s How

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Words by Kate Zerrenner

U.S. Postal Service Kicks Fleet Electrification Into Higher Gear

Words by Tina Casey

Curbing Plastic Consumption Will Require Drastic Measures — and Business Should Lead the Charge

Words by Riya Anne Polcastro

New Zealand Leads the Way on Regenerative Agriculture Methods

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Words by L. Blaine Fulmer

More Lithium-Ion Recycling is Coming to the U.S.

Words by Riya Anne Polcastro

Jane Fonda Lends Star Power to Last-Ditch Effort for U.N. Ocean Treaty

Words by Amy Brown

From Pest to Present: Taking On Agriculture’s Carbon Footprint Organically

Words by Assaf Dotan

Crowley Puts the Pieces Together for a Decarbonized Maritime Industry

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How the Wondrous Whale Benefits the Global Economy

Words by Ruscena Wiederholt

Why the EPA's Decision on Coal Ash Matters

Words by Patrick McCarthy

How U.S. Businesses Helped Halt the Pebble Mine Project — And What's Next for Alaska's Bristol Bay

Words by Tina Casey

How Meta Sources 100 Percent Renewable Energy Around the World

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Words by Mary Riddle

Why the U.S. Native Seed Shortage Matters

Words by Mary Riddle

Researchers Propose a Plan for California's Water Woes

Words by Kate Zerrenner

Net Zero Goals: Moving from Why to How to Now

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Words by Edward Palmieri

If Renewable Energy Can Make It in New York, It Can Make It Anywhere

Words by Tina Casey

U.S. Climate Targets Are Within Reach, But Overconsumption Still Matters

Words by Riya Anne Polcastro

Humans Fueling Steady Rise in Ocean Heat Levels, Creating Adversity for Aquatic Species

Words by Patrick McCarthy

West Virginia Invests in Iron-Air Battery to Lead the Clean Energy Revolution

Words by Tina Casey

Where Has All the Water Gone? Utah’s Great Salt Lake on the Verge of Collapse

Words by Mary Riddle

The Biggest Water Stories From 2022 — And What's to Come This Year

Words by Kate Zerrenner

See-Through Solar Windows Turn Ordinary Buildings into Climate Heroes

Words by Tina Casey

To Act On Climate Change, Today’s Companies Must Be Water Stewards

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The Return of Lula Gives Some Breathing Room to the Brazilian Amazon

Words by Leon Kaye

5 Signs the Agrivoltaics Revolution Has Only Just Begun

Words by Tina Casey

Porsche Opens Pilot E-fuel Plant in Chile as Automakers Continue to Ignore Need to Scale Down

Words by Riya Anne Polcastro

Next Steps for the Bioeconomy: 5 Sustainable and Unusual Materials to Watch in 2023

Words by Tina Casey

Offroad App OnX Shows How Access to Public Lands is Increasingly Blocked by Private Landowners

Words by Riya Anne Polcastro

Supporting Smallholder Farmers on the Way to a More Sustainable Palm Oil Supply Chain

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Words by Kate Zerrenner

France Starts Banning Short-Haul Flights and Urges a Return to Travel by Rail

Words by Grant Whittington

COP27 Addressed Some Effects, but Not Causes, of Climate Change

Words by Mary Riddle

Four Partnerships Offering Roadmaps to Decarbonization

Words by Amy Forman

Companies That Love Renewable Energy Have the Power to Stand Against the Fossil Fuel Lobby

Words by Tina Casey

Electric Vehicles Aren't Enough: We Need Fewer Cars on the Road

Words by Riya Anne Polcastro

How the Circular Economy Can Ensure a Just Global Energy Transition

Words by Amy Forman

Can Seagrasses Fight Global Warming and Spur Sustainable Development?

Words by Ruscena Wiederholt

Plastics and Their Role Within a Global Clean Energy Transition

Words by Amy Forman

At COP27, a Clarion Call to Scale Up Regenerative Agriculture — Fast

Words by Mary Riddle

U.S. Stakeholders Make Their Moves as Global Green Hydrogen Race Takes Shape

Words by Tina Casey

How One Tech Giant Is Ramping Up Clean Energy Access for More Citizens Worldwide

Words by Gary E. Frank

Net Zero Loses its Meaning as Fossil Fuel Industry Plays Carbon Trading Games

Words by Riya Anne Polcastro

European Tire Industry Addresses Environmental Impact Down to the Smallest Particle

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Words by Maggie Kohn

Corporate Net Zero Pledges Add Up to Little More Than Zero

Words by Leon Kaye

Today’s Energy Crisis Points to a Brighter Future for Renewables

Words by Leon Kaye

Welcome, White House, to the Global Water Security Effort

Words by Dean Amhaus

Reality Check: Circular Plastic is a Myth

Words by Mary Riddle

The World Needs More Ambition to Keep the Paris Agreement Alive

Words by Mary Riddle

The Price of Plummeting Wildlife Populations

Words by Ruscena Wiederholt

The Forest Positive Coalition of Action Leads the Fight Against Deforestation in the CPG Industry

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Words by L. Blaine Fulmer

What It Takes to Recycle More Packaging on the Path to a Circular Economy

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Words by Roya Sabri

Who Believes In ESG? The U.S. Department of Defense, That’s Who

Words by Tina Casey

Top Polluting Companies are Talking the Climate Action Talk, But Not Walking the Walk

Words by Mary Riddle

When it Comes to Coal, Climate Action Delayed is Climate Action Denied

Words by Mary Riddle

Gas Flaring Is Fueling a Far Larger Methane Problem That We Thought

Words by Leon Kaye

SBTi Launches New Standard for Food and Forestry

Words by Mary Riddle

Island Nation of Vanuatu Pushes for a Non-Proliferation Treaty on Fossil Fuels

Words by Riya Anne Polcastro

Data Transparency: The Missing Link in Tackling Global Food Waste

Words by Are Traasdahl

New Partnership Enlists Mars Employees to Tackle Marine Debris

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Words by Mary Riddle

The Rapidly Shrinking Riches of the Amazon

Words by Ruscena Wiederholt

The Amazon Rainforest is a Massive Bioeconomic Opportunity

Words by Roya Sabri

Transforming Our Fragmented Produce Industry Is Imperative

Words by Pablo Borquez

Are You Ready To Change the Way You Think About Climate Action?

Words by Niklas Heuveldop

New USDA Program Connects Farmers with Financial Benefits of Carbon Sequestration in Soil

Words by Tina Casey

Electric Vehicles Are Good, but Industrial Decarbonization is Even Better

Words by Tina Casey

As Activists Swarm to Save Endangered Monarch Butterflies, Most Companies Sit Idle

Words by Patrick McCarthy

America’s Reliance on Gas Stations Threatens Environmental Justice

Words by Oliver Browne

New Study Makes the Case for Fleet Electrification at the U.S. Postal Service

Words by Tina Casey

What Will It Take to Save the Monarch Butterfly?

Words by Patrick McCarthy

The Carbon Footprint of Pakistan is Small, but Climate Change Effects on The Country are Catastrophic

Words by Mary Riddle

100 Percent Renewable Energy Systems Could Power the Globe By 2050

Words by Andrew Kaminsky

U.S. Aims to Lead Global Green Hydrogen Economy

Words by Tina Casey

Indigenous Communities May Hold the Key to Wildfire Prevention, but Government Policies Leave Them Choking on Smoke Instead

Words by Riya Anne Polcastro

Ford Beats One of Its Own Goals in Race to Be Carbon-free by 2050 — But Is It Enough?

Words by Riya Anne Polcastro

Now is the Time for Businesses to Claim Inflation Reduction Act Incentives and Take on Climate Change

Words by Roya Sabri

CHERP: The Nonprofit Providing Free Solar Power to Low-Income Households

Words by Andrew Kaminsky

Vroom! Porsche Accelerates Investments in Solar and Sustainable Design

Words by Leon Kaye

Reevaluating Environmental Reserves to Free Up Capital and Drive Sustainability

Words by Daniel Smith

Responding to the Skyrocketing Demand for Lithium Batteries

Words by Sarah Lozanova

Rising Seas Threaten Coastal Wetlands — and Local Economies

Words by Ruscena Wiederholt

Students are Fed Up: They Want Governments and the Fossil Fuel Industry to File for Divorce

Words by Andrew Kaminsky