Episode 155: Carbon cowboys, plastics problem solvers

Plus, NRG proposes a simpler way for companies to procure electricity powered by renewables

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Episode 155: Carbon cowboys, plastics problem solvers

Addressing the weakest links to advance circular supply chains

A recent partnership involving Coca-Cola and Target highlights opportunities for companies to close the gap

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Addressing the weakest links to advance circular supply chains

Deciphering the new tax credits on carbon capture investments

The Budget Act of 2018 expands and enhances the tax credits for climate technologies, which could have an important impact for companies.

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Deciphering the new tax credits on carbon capture investments

The data on green data centers is still pretty cloudy

Efficiency gains and clean power investments are adding up for companies such as Google, Microsoft and Facebook, but the pace of digital expansion is making it tough to keep up.

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The data on green data centers is still pretty cloudy

Cities mobilize to avert ‘peak delivery’ congestion

The rise of online shopping is jamming traffic and creating new urban sustainability challenges.

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Cities mobilize to avert ‘peak delivery’ congestion

How the blockchain could transform sustainability reporting

It could be a breakthrough in verification, reaching far beyond self-interested audiences.

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How the blockchain could transform sustainability reporting

Quenching Walmart’s thirst for water efficiency

With water shortages becoming an increasing concern for companies, how did Walmart reduce water usage by taking a portfolio approach?

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Quenching Walmart’s thirst for water efficiency

‘Regenerative capitalism’ and the new bottom line

Why one former JP Morgan executive is convinced that it will take a radical rethinking of entrenched economic frameworks to address the convergence of environmental, social and governance risks.

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‘Regenerative capitalism’ and the new bottom line

NASDAQ’s Sandy Frucher takes stock of corporate reporting

The stock exchange's vice chair discusses what makes sense for companies, investors and the public in the shifting landscape of sustainability reporting.  

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NASDAQ’s Sandy Frucher takes stock of corporate reporting

3 ways business can benefit from Scope 3 emissions reductions

New guidance from the GHG Protocol on value chain emissions marks an important milestone for companies looking to track the business benefits of emissions reductions.

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