Heather Clancy

Half the world’s GDP depends on nature but only 5 percent of companies have goals for addressing biodiversity loss.

The company discovered that the cash on its balance sheet was generating 9,000 metric tons of CO2.

Luiz Amaral’s resignation is the latest development in a challenging time for the validation organization.

The company is struggling to add carbon-free energy fast enough, CSO Kate Brandt told GreenBiz.

In June, Running Tide announced plans to dissolve despite high-profile early customers including Microsoft and Stripe.

The toymaker’s partners will need to share reduction targets starting in 2026.

The company’s emissions are up 34.5 percent since 2019.

The $2.1 trillion e-commerce giant offers its highest-emitting suppliers free tips and guidance, based on its playbook.

The chain wants chargers at or near 1,000 of its U.S. locations.

Organizers minimize construction, ban most single-use plastics and eliminate generators to cut emissions in half compared with past events.