Energy & Environment

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

Tesla Shareholders Call for More Transparency and Accountability Around Water

Words by Roya Sabri

Heatwaves Are Perils for Public Transit Users: What Transit Systems and Riders Can Do

Words by Ida Sami

This Summer Made Americans Get It: Yes, Climate Change is a Thing

Words by Leon Kaye

Peaker Power Plants Pose Preposterous Pollution Problems

Words by Riya Anne Polcastro

Climate Change Affects Largest Greenhouse Gas Producers the Least: Is Legal Action the Solution?

Words by Riya Anne Polcastro

The Global Meat and Dairy Industries Are at an Inflection Point

Words by Johnathan Smith

This Supplier Engagement Program Promotes Pollinators and Biodiversity

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Words by Rasha Rehman

Barbie Woos Future Environmentalists with Jane Goodall-Inspired Doll

Words by Janice Phelan

Biodiversity Loss Must Stop to Protect the One in Five People Dependent on Wild Species

Words by Riya Anne Polcastro

Mercedes Joins Partnership for Second-Life Battery Usage

Words by Phil Covington

California’s Landmark Plastics Law Invites More Innovation from Industry

Words by Roya Sabri

Solar and Energy Storage Companies Make the Case for Clean Power

Words by Tina Casey

How Sri Lanka Became Embroiled in an Organic Farming Crisis

Words by Mary Riddle

Startup Takes the Guesswork Out of Fleet Electrification

Words by Tina Casey

Conserve and Restore: How Business Can Leverage a Holistic Approach to Water Management

Words by 3p Editors

Clean Power Plan or Not, U.S. Air Force Supports New Carbon Recycling Technology

Words by Tina Casey

Capturing Methane at the Source is Now Possible — and an Imperative

Words by Riya Anne Polcastro

We Need a Faster Food Revolution for People, Planet and Livelihoods

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Words by Ivo Lansbergen

West Virginia v. EPA or Not, the Climate Action Horses Have Left the Barn

Words by Tina Casey

Soon Losing Its Iconic Stacks, California’s Morro Bay Will Soon Be Stacked with Energy Storage

Words by Leon Kaye

UN Punts on ‘30x30’ Plan for Biodiversity

Words by Leon Kaye

Cities Are the Global Economy’s Anchors, but Climate Change Puts Them at Financial Risk

Words by Leon Kaye

It’s Official: Oil Giants Seek New Revenue in Green Hydrogen

Words by Tina Casey

Consumers Are Ready to Get Reduce, Reuse and Recycle Right

Words by Riya Anne Polcastro

With Plastic Waste Expected to Triple By 2060, The U.S. Announces A Plastics Ban…Sort Of

Words by Andrew Kaminsky

P&G Announces a Water Positive Future Strategy: Our Vision to Reduce, Restore and Respond

Words by Virginie Helias

Carbon Capture and Sequestration Loses Ground to Carbon Recycling

Words by Tina Casey

Netflix, DWS, PepsiCo: Climate Action Matters, and Matters Now

Words by Leon Kaye

To Fix Climate Change, Big Cities Must Embrace Circularity

Words by Sandra Goldmark

Henkel’s Climate-Positive Journey: From the Shop Floor to the C-Suite

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Words by Leon Kaye

The U.S. Tire Industry Seeks to Better Understand and Mitigate Road Wear Particles

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Words by 3p Editors

Washington State’s Wine Industry Confronts Climate Change Risks

Words by Katie LaMarca

Let’s Couple Net Zero with Net Resilience

Words by Joyce Coffee

Seneca Nation’s Journey to Bring Energy Sovereignty to Indigenous Communities

Words by Andrew Kaminsky

The Path to Net Zero Offers Companies New Opportunities

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Words by 3p Editors

Pennsylvania Places Bet on Gas-Powered Hydrogen, Not Green Hydrogen

Words by Tina Casey

We Don't Have to Solve Business Problems with Food Waste

Words by Roya Sabri

Land Restoration is a Must to Mitigate Global Desertification and Drought

Words by Riya Anne Polcastro

Reflecting Sunlight Could Ensure Human Safety on a Warming Planet

Words by Stewart Patrick and Kelly Wanser

5 Ways Cisco Is Increasing Product Energy Efficiency

Words by Cisco Corporate Social Responsibility Blog

Ben & Jerry’s ‘Mootopia’ Seeks to Prevent Climate Dystopia

Words by Gary E. Frank

These Next-Gen Batteries Are Low-Carbon, Recyclable and Nontoxic

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Words by 3p Editors

5 Signs the Green Hydrogen Economy is Just Getting Started

Words by Tina Casey

New Technology Could Restore Oceans While Revitalizing Their Role as Carbon Sinks

Words by Katie LaMarca

What Indonesia’s Palm Oil Ban Really Means for Climate and Energy

Words by Nithin Coca

Four Strategies Businesses Can Deploy to Slash Food Waste

Words by Tonya Bakritzes

To Critics, New York’s Climate Justice Budget Isn’t a Three-Pointer, But Seventh Generation Sees Promise

Words by Chloé Skye Weiser

Lowering Carbon Emissions by Building Regional Food Systems

Words by Roya Sabri

Budweiser Pledges More Renewable Energy for Thousands of Pubs

Words by Tina Casey

Sustaining the Future: How Organizations Can Embrace a Circular Economy

Words by Keith Bryan