Empowering Consumers for the Green Transition Directive, which took effect on Sept. 27, is more prescriptive than its predecessor.

More than 70 members of the Climate Group’s RE100 match at least 90 percent of electricity consumption with solar, wind or other renewables.

Climate-skeptical Republicans will back action on emissions provided there is a business angle to the argument.

Republican attorneys general have a new target: The Big Four accounting firms.

Though Norfolk Southern is tracking behind its SBTi goal, it remains confident about hitting the target.

Trellis is accepting applications for the 11th annual list of rising stars in corporate sustainability through Sept. 11, 2026.

How Salesforce discloses AI impacts; 30 corporations co-found standards group; Watershed proposes accounting approach; and more.

Race to Zero is evolving as corporate climate action moves from pledges to progress.

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The company continues to criticize conventional target-setting frameworks, which it says favor incumbent polluters.

After a couple of years of significant growth, according to a long-running survey, the number of CSOs has fallen 10 percent.

Blair Swedeen, global head of net zero and sustainability, says Meta is prioritizing ways to build on past renewable energy investments.

New GlobeScan research shows regulatory requirements now surpass reputation as the leading driver of sustainability action, reflecting growing compliance pressures and stakeholder expectations.

Federal legislation to increase transmission capacity and ensure grid reliability is critical to the industry's future.

Microsoft’s carbon footprint expanded 25 percent in its 2025 fiscal year, surpassing double-digit increases at Amazon and Google.

Starbucks has embedded sustainability into its business units as part of its broader financial turnaround plan.

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Companies are quietly but meaningfully innovating operations and infrastructure to deliver environmental — and financial – results.

The retailer’s dilemma illustrates the challenge facing companies that set targets for emissions they cannot control.

The most satisfied sustainability professionals work at organizations that have three things in common, according to the Trellis State of the Sustainability Profession 2026 report.

We’re good at tracking trends, but not so good at planning for the things that blindside us — and there are more of those coming.

Starbucks’ methane emissions from dairy farms haven’t budged since 2019. Reducing that footprint is essential for the next phase of its complex decarbonization strategy.

McDonald's blames fragile global supply chains and slow clean energy deployment for the slow progress on emissions.

Sasha Luccioni, former climate lead for open source AI company Hugging Face, was among the first to quantify AI’s environmental impacts.