Apple connects its ability to reduce manufacturing emissions with its transition to recycled and renewable materials in its products, and in 2025 it hit a new milestone: More than 30…

The opinions expressed here by Trellis expert contributors are their own, not those of Trellis. American corporations are caught in a bizarre regulatory tug-of-war. Instead of a single, unified business…

When Carbon Measures launched last October, a dividing line appeared to be drawn: Climate nonprofits on one side, heavy emitters on the other. The initiative, which seeks to make products…

The past two years have seen the launch of multiple approaches to emissions accounting and target-setting, in part because existing rules are deemed by some companies to be too inflexible.…

Microsoft has done far more than any other company to create the market for carbon removals. So why has the tech giant reportedly paused its purchases? According to an article…

Jabil, which manufactures products for companies including Apple and Amazon, is increasingly using energy efficiency and waste management measures guided by robotics and artificial intelligence to cut its carbon footprint. …

Consumers are increasingly concerned about what they’re drinking. Results from Trellis data partner GlobeScan’s consumer survey on environmental challenges show water pollution stands out as the most serious concern globally.…

Online grocer Thrive Market, which has amassed 1.7 million members since launching in 2014, is the latest retailer to tackle indirect emissions by helping its suppliers to decarbonize. Thrive’s Climate…

Starbucks, the world’s largest coffeehouse brand, faces an existential risk: the threat to farms across the global “coffee belt” posed by climate change. The company has responded by investing hundreds…