3 technologies helping the aluminum industry decarbonize
Aluminum is a vital metal for modern life. Its properties allow planes to fly, cars to move faster and the functioning of countless industries and products that define life today…
Shifting political winds threaten Europe’s progress on green goals
In December 2019, Ursula von der Leyen, head of the European Commission, presented with great fanfare the so-called "Green Deal." The package consisted of new laws and directives, goals and…
The year ahead in ESG: Assurance, transition finance and natural capital
Is it officially too late to wish you a Happy New Year? As we return to work, here are three sustainable finance trends that are top of mind for me,…
Only 7% of US climate tech venture capital funding went to female founders in 2023
In 2023, 21 out of 319 climate tech funding rounds in the U.S. went to female-founded companies, according to data from Pitchbook. That’s 6.6 percent of deals. Globally, the odds…
Shopify: 3 lessons from investing $55 million in 40 carbon removal startups
Since 2019, Shopify has invested close to $55 million in 40 startups that have developed methods for removing carbon dioxide from the air — from direct air capture devices to…
Q&A: Shopify’s sustainability chief on what companies should know about carbon removal contracts
E-commerce company Shopify is betting carbon removal technologies — such as direct air capture or mineralization or ocean alkalinity enhancements — will help the company achieve carbon-neutral status over the…
The future of ‘cap-and-trade’ carbon markets could hinge on Washington state
ISSAQUAH, Wash. — Some lawmakers across the country think the future of climate policy looks like this: A growing network of states forming a carbon market, forcing polluters to pay…
The most over-hyped climate trends of 2023
Businesses addressing the climate crisis have no shortage of solutions to choose from. But which strategies, tactics and tools deliver meaningful results? Sometimes the actions getting the most attention, resources…
Microsoft signs 15-year deal to remove carbon by replacing forests
The deal with Chestnut Carbon covers the removal of 2.7 million metric tons of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere over 15 years to support Microsoft's climate ambitions. By Stuart Stone…
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