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Consumers around the world need governments and companies to help activate behavior change.
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Only 4 percent of sustainability experts are satisfied with society's achievements so far.
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New survey data indicate that corporate sustainability leaders need to navigate an increasing sense of urgency for almost all sustainability challenges.
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Experts around the world agree that there will be financial repercussions for companies that don't adequately address climate change, according to a new global study.
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New research shows that Americans are increasingly concerned about the environment, but don't currently have lifestyles that reflect that.
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Sustainability professionals respond: How is the transition to the Global Goals actually going?
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Recent research shows that consumers in different nations hold varying opinions about the need for food change, and many don't know how to help.
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The most recent GlobeScan/SustainAbilty survey shows big plans for both traditional partnerships and broad multi-actor, systems-focused efforts.
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Scientists aren't mincing words about the potential ill effects of climate change, and consumers are listening. Businesses should follow suit.
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Consumer behavior has been improving only in dribs and drabs. Here's how to start a bigger change.
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Consumers believe that if your company isn't transparent, you're hiding something. But what kind of data is best to disclose?
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Meaningful strategies and better engagement with the public can provide business with a great opportunity for corporate sustainability leadership.
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GlobeScan finds that U.S. consumers are less worried about water shortages, but that doesn't mean businesses should ease up on water conservation.