The growing momentum for science-based targets
Gap, Nike, Levi Strauss and other apparel companies made headlines in September when they committed to setting science-based greenhouse gas reduction targets.
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Salesforce dedicates $50 million to impact investments
One could never accuse Salesforce founder and CEO Marc Benioff of being shy about social and environmental causes.
Nature speaks, cities listen
Appropriately and poetically, Mother Nature shouted for attention last month on the lead-up to this year’s Climate Week NYC — an annual event focused on driving climate action forward ...
Is business the new destination for millennial activists?
The question usually comes from someone my grandmother's age, the well-intentioned but misguided "Sweetie, how’s your nonprofit doing?"
Here’s why your ‘eco-chic’ jeans aren’t going save the planet
Recently Marie Claire, a major fashion magazine, published its first sustainability issue.
8 more blockchain experiments you should watch
Tech giant IBM has made no secret of its big plans for blockchain technology, a digital ledger system that began life as the tracking and accounting mechanism attached to the alternative currency Bitcoin.
What does it look like to embed sustainability across an organization?
A recent GreenBiz article by Joel Makower described how Cargill is preparing all of its employees to understand the concept of sustainability.
The dark side of digitally tracking endangered species
In the arid far-western region of South Africa is a vast flatland covered with white quartzite gravel known as the Knersvlakte — Afrikaans for "Gnashing Plain" — because it sounds like grinding teeth when you walk across it.
Should you pay employees to ditch their car commute?
Which is more valuable, a parking spot at work or help switching to a clean and healthy commute?
Child labor might be hidden in your smartphone’s supply chain
As I stood in New York’s Penn Station on Sunday, commuters in suits and tourists wearing I Love New York T-shirts waited for their trains to Boston, Washington DC and beyond.
