Chicago sues ExxonMobil, European executives call for new industrial deal, Senate to examine microplastics in water, and more. By Leah Garden February 23, 2024 Here’s the week in climate policy…

2023 marked the first year that carbon emissions declined in the U.S. since the COVID era — but they are not falling fast enough, and they are still rising globally.…

This article is sponsored by Pure Strategies. In sports, winning game plans have both effective defensive and offensive strategies because they each have a purpose and together are needed for…

Increasing frameworks and guidance on climate action claims have created a confusing range of options which can take time to understand and navigate.    Climate Impact Partners’ expert team has reviewed…

Biotechnology — or the use of technology to convert plant and biological material into commodities — is not new.  Doug Friedman, CEO of BioMADE, the Bioindustrial Manufacturing Innovation Institute, and…

Biotechnology — or the use of technology to convert plant and biological material into commodities — is not new.  Doug Friedman, CEO of BioMADE, the Bioindustrial Manufacturing Innovation Institute, and…

This article is sponsored by Rubicon Carbon. According to the United Nations’ Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, reaching our global net zero goals by 2050 requires removing and permanently storing…

Klarna has done what U.S. politicians have failed to do: put a price on carbon pollution. The Stockholm-based global payments platform set aside $2.35 million in 2023 in internal payments…

Financial institutions can play an outsized role in funding action on environmental and social challenges. At GreenBiz 24, I heard from countless sustainability professionals who are embracing sustainable finance options,…