Two major blows to U.S. climate action lately. 1. The EPA’s plan to repeal the “endangerment finding” — that’s the legal basis for regulating greenhouse
Humanity is facing deep challenges (the poly-crisis, some call it). But as my Net Positive co-author Paul Polman put it so powerfully in a recent
[The massive U.S. budget bill is a disaster: it slows the climate and clean tech movements (more on that soon), worsens inequality, and adds
Executive Summary: Corporate sustainability in the U.S. is under attack. Most companies have gone quiet, while some have retreated, destroying real value. The sustainability community
[I recently posted about my experiments with ChatGPT. I also polled people on how comfortable they were with using AI for writing, from just checking
[Related to my blog from yesterday on whether sustainability is dead…Bloomberg Businessweek recently published a cover story about companies retreating on climate pledges. I wrote
Sustainability isn’t dead. It’s under attack. I keep hearing “sustainability is over.” But what does that even mean? Are we talking about the language and
Imagine if a study found that only 25% of sustainability investments paid off. It would be a scandal with extensive media coverage about how sustainability
What a strange time in corporate sustainability. PepsiCo released “revised” sustainability goals. They’re not a leap forward, but not that bad either (with one key
In 2024, solar and wind combined generated more electricity than coal for the first time! That’s one of many fascinating stats from Ember Energy Research’s
