Why IKEA and others are going ‘climate positive’

A growing number of companies are claiming that their products lead to negative greenhouse gas emissions.

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Why batteries need artificial intelligence

From Toyota to Tesla to tech startups, improving battery life is key to unlocking sustainable transportation. Many see AI as the answer.

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Why batteries need artificial intelligence

5 ways to shift consumers towards sustainable behavior

How can we translate this consumer sustainability buzz into actual action?

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5 ways to shift consumers towards sustainable behavior

Farmers know climate change is real — can they fight it?

While dismal farm economics — and shrinking conservation funds — make it hard to find the funds, a growing number of farmers are ready to make critical changes.

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Farmers know climate change is real — can they fight it?

The greenprint: designing buildings for both clients and the environment

A Q&A with architects specializing in energy efficiency to ask about what the future of the built environment looks like in the era of climate change.

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The greenprint: designing buildings for both clients and the environment

Is your company holiday party wasting food?

Awareness of organizational food waste and the water-energy-food nexus can help us appreciate holiday meals.

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Is your company holiday party wasting food?

Why food companies need to step up on human rights in global supply chains

Increased scrutiny and monitoring of abuses is on the menu at a growing number of companies.

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Why food companies need to step up on human rights in global supply chains

Milton Friedman was wrong: Corporations do have social responsibility

Here are some suggestions for meeting that obligation.

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Milton Friedman was wrong: Corporations do have social responsibility

Paris climate talks are the shortest route to business stability

WBCSD’s Peter Bakker says a growing number of businesses are stepping up to tackle climate change.

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Paris climate talks are the shortest route to business stability

Scant climate benefits to natural gas-fueled buses and fleets

The market share of natural gas-fueled buses and trucks is growing, yet those could increase global warming unless drilling for natural gas is changed to avoid methane leaks.

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Scant climate benefits to natural gas-fueled buses and fleets

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