September 18, 2023

Working Remotely Can More Than Halve an Office Employee’s Carbon Footprint
By not Going Into the Office, an At-Home Worker can cut Greenhouse Emissions in Excess of 50 Percent if They Take Energy-Conservation Steps

Topics: GREEN_WEB | Supply chain and the IT function/technology

September 12, 2023

5 Bioplastics That Meet Today’s Food Packaging Needs
Three Drop-in Bio-Derived Replacements for Fossil-Fuel-Sourced Polymers and two Enhanced-Barrier Polymers Made From Biomass

Topics: GREEN_WEB | Packaging

September 06, 2023

New Guidelines for Decarbonizing the Chemical Industry
Reflections on one Year of the PCF Guideline and its Progress

Topics: GREEN_WEB

September 04, 2023

Green IT for a Greener Future
Exploring a Green IT Strategy Isn't Solely About Cost and Carbon Reduction – it's a Pledge to Stakeholders

Topics: GREEN_WEB | Supply chain and the IT function/technology

August 31, 2023

New Study Makes First-Ever Direct Link Between Greenhouse Gases And Polar Bear Deaths
Here’s Why It Could Change U.S. Climate Rules

Topics: Green and Government | GREEN_WEB

August 29, 2023

The Changing Faces of ESG and POS Finance
Merchants Should Work with Suppliers & Manufacturers That Guarantee Sustainably Sourced Materials & Environmentally Responsible Production

Topics: GREEN_WEB | Retail industry supply chain

August 25, 2023

US Companies Do Greenhouse Gas Damage Equal To 18.5% Of Profits
Shareholders Should Consider the Environmental Impact of Companies They Invest in Rather Than Pursuing Profits With no Regard for Damage

Topics: GREEN_WEB

August 21, 2023

Why More And More Companies Are Setting Water Sustainability Goals
Microsoft Water Goals: Reduce Usage Across Global Operations and Replenish More Water Than it Consumes

Topics: GREEN_WEB | Water Usage

August 14, 2023

Why All Carbon Credits Aren’t Created Equal
The Market is Unregulated and Completely Voluntary, Allowing it to get Away With a Lack of Scrutiny

Topics: GREEN_WEB

August 14, 2023

For Decades, Our Carbon Emissions Sped the Growth of Plants — Not Anymore
New Study: The Rate of Photosynthesis Could Flatten out Entirely, Making it Harder to Keep Rising Carbon Emissions in Check

Topics: GREEN_WEB

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