SAP’s simple, sensible contribution to sustainability

Often, the best technology innovations are the ones that are virtually invisible.

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SAP’s simple, sensible contribution to sustainability

With national climate action nowhere in sight, a new corporate ambition: beat the Paris goals

Optimism. Frustration. Accountability. Action. Inclusivity. Those are the unifying themes of Climate Week 2019.

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Big Ag is in the running to be a climate crisis hero

Agriculture’s biggest trade groups have started promoting farmers’ role in mitigating climate change.

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Big Ag is in the running to be a climate crisis hero

Want to encourage innovation in methane?

Smarter regulations are the key.

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Want to encourage innovation in methane?

Can companies and investors see eye to eye on ESG?

If corporates and backers were to align perfectly on data, what would follow — and what are the biggest obstacles to that happening?

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Can companies and investors see eye to eye on ESG?

The naked truth about clothing rental

Apparel sharing services are the new-fashioned way.

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The naked truth about clothing rental

Is palm oil the new plastic? Big brands and suppliers under fire over deforestation

The hot-button issue has raised new controversy as of late.

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Is palm oil the new plastic? Big brands and suppliers under fire over deforestation

How addressing energy used in food processing contributes to more sustainable agriculture

Greater energy efficiency beyond the farm gate and more sustainable processes inside the farm are the two sides of the same coin.

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How addressing energy used in food processing contributes to more sustainable agriculture

Shocker! Cities are learning to evolve their transportation plans

In the face of changing technology and markets, urban transportation departments are adapting.

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Shocker! Cities are learning to evolve their transportation plans

The Circular City: What Is It and How Do We Get There

Cities are the engines of modern economic activity — generating 85 percent of today’s GDP. But this comes at a cost: urban communities consume 75 percent of the world’s natural resources, generate half of all global waste, and create two-thirds of the world’s greenhouse gas emissions.

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