Tagged With Better Capitalism Sustainability

Top fashion labels like Louis Vuitton, Gucci, and Ralph Lauren have all set ambitious sustainability goals, and the president of France is involved

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Microsoft has been rated the most environmentally friendly company. Here's what it's doing right.

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The clearest sign of a company's corporate conscience is what it lobbies for

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How Everlane uses sustainable practices to make clothing that young people are obsessed with

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Why the CEOs of Shell, BP, and 11 other major corporations have decided to lobby DC for climate change legislation

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The heads of the world's largest fossil-fuel companies are finally taking lower carbon emissions seriously — thanks to pushy investors

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"We know enough now to make the gamut of meat flavours": Impossible Foods CEO on synthetic steaks and a future beyond burgers

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BP's chairman says 'the world can't continue along its current path' and that the energy giant will become more transparent in response to investor demands

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The US head of the world's largest diamond miner says its sustainability plan isn't just good for the planet, it's the future of its business

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How fear of 'the biggest environmental catastrophe that our planet has ever faced' drove the founder of $2 billion Impossible Foods to go global

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Patagonia is going all in on a little-known farming technique its founder calls 'the number one thing humans can do to combat global warming.' Here's how it works.

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Levi's found a way to make hemp feel like cotton, and it could have big implications for your wardrobe

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Top companies say they're working to help the environment. Now the CEO of food giant Danone is funding a UN-backed tool that will keep them accountable.

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Walmart and Patagonia were once the 'odd couple' of sustainability. Now, the world's biggest apparel brands are lining up to follow their example.

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