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Sponsored: Companies are working with nature to reach their corporate carbon targets.
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From vertical farms to fish caves, new technologies aim to boost food production and vanquish hunger.
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Sponsored: How goods are packaged is driving consumer purchasing decisions.
by Ian Lifshitz
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Scientific developments and innovation has produced more turkey for a larger population using fewer of our natural resources.
by Jayson Lusk
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A new report shows how some companies and academic research labs are applying extrusion, 3D printing and cellular agriculture to produce meat alternatives.
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Plus, a potential new model of climate action for companies that have own franchises.
by Sarah Golden
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Sponsored: Why fashion brands should care about circularity — and how to avoid being seen as greenwashing.
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Don't mourn. Organize.
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New analysis by sustainability consultancy Engie Impact heightens strategic urgency of science-based targets.
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Sponsored: Buildings are the next frontier for carbon emissions reduction and businesses should leverage a holistic approach.
by Jon Guerster
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These leading states are setting legally binding, economy-wide, greenhouse gas emissions targets.
by Robert Klee
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Sponsored: Learn about this multinational food & beverage company’s global strategy roadmap and new VPPA that will help meet its ambitious emissions reduction goal.
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Sponsored: This National Energy Awareness Month, Rolland Paper highlights its use of landfill methane to power its mill.
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In her new book, the writer and activist urges us to take this chance to create a clean economy and save both humanity and its only home.
by Naomi Klein
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We need to promote natural “green” infrastructure such as forests, wetlands, and urban green spaces that can reduce risks from natural disasters.
by Jan Cassin
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Poor land use is increasing erosion, nutrient depletion and other threats. But sustainable practices and technologies can reverse this trend.
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Citi, Keurig Dr Pepper and Micron set speedy targets, while Ingersoll Rand plays the long game.
by Cyan Zhong
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Since March 2019, five new Fortune 500 companies have joined high-profile climate initiatives, bringing the total to 114.
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Sponsored: Manufacturers, brands and governments partner to eliminate plastics and close the loop on sustainable supply chains.
by Ian Lifshitz
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Sponsored: Cisco adds a human element to business and technology frameworks in a collaborative takeback model for a circular economy.
by Ulf Vinneras
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Companies must be bolder by looking to their sustainability goals, not the past, as a baseline when setting targets.
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Sponsored: We’re in a race against time to achieve a globally sustainable food system, and the humble hamburger could hold the answers to what will get us over the finish line.
by Jon Dettling
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The five countries with the largest potential are Brazil, Indonesia, India, Madagascar and Colombia.
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The best of live interviews from GreenBiz events. This episode: How governments, businesses and NGOs can work together toward environmental equity
by Joel Makower