Daily news digest from the world of affordable housing and impact investing
The SBTi has listened to companies that have long lobbied for more flexibility in dealing with this difficult challenge. The post Target-setting overhaul offers more options for reducing Scope 3 emissions appeared first on Trellis.
Next in the consumer product company's sights: California legislation that would assess fees on the world’s largest fossil fuels producers. The post Inside Seventh Generation’s playbook for supporting polluter-pay laws appeared first on Trellis.
Resale is the strongest it's ever been, according to the latest annual report from ThredUp, whose chief strategy officer has timely advice for other sustainability minded businesses. The post A silver lining of tariffs: Soaring secondhand apparel sales appeared first on Trellis.
Window is now open for corporations, NGOs, regulators and others to offer feedback on “initial consultation” draft Corporate Net Zero 2.0. The post SBTi proposes more flexibility in 132-page net-zero overhaul appeared first on Trellis.
Our big fall event will combine topics and disciplines — decarbonization, the circular economy, biodiversity and finance — to hasten individual, cross-team and collective impact. The post Introducing Trellis Impact 25 to usher in the next phase of sustainability appeared first on Trellis.
A law firm analysis says the effort is likely to create — wait for it — chaos and delays. The post Why federal efforts to ‘expedite’ environmental permitting probably won’t appeared first on Trellis.
Much of nation's water infrastructure is nearing the end of its lifespan. The post How to future-proof water systems in an era of extreme weather appeared first on Trellis.
As climate has become an increasingly polarizing issue in Germany and across the continent, business leaders will have to change the way think — and possibly talk — about sustainability issues. The post Assessing the environmental fallout as Europe lurches rightward appeared first on Trellis.
A sustainability expert illuminates a process that is finally taking off after years of behind-the-scenes work. The post Inside BASF’s insetting project that cut agricultural emissions by 90 percent appeared first on Trellis.
Financial pressure, bedroom sharing and stress are key determinants of sleep quality. The post The sleep gap: How social inequality affects good rest appeared first on Trellis.
Focus and flexibility are just two of the requirements to build "Mended" garments into a worthwhile business. The post Lessons from Eileen Fisher’s newest circular collection appeared first on Trellis.
A new calculator will help ad agencies track emissions from digital marketing activities on a client-by-client basis — both on its platform and others. The post Google now lets marketers measure emissions from online ads appeared first on Trellis.
Gutting the agency's rules will disrupt business and expose Americans to increased pollutants — if it's allowed to proceed. The timeline for much of it remains murky. The post What the EPA’s rollback announcement means right now appeared first on Trellis.
A staggering $84 trillion in wealth is expected to be transferred to younger generations in the next two decades. The post How the next generation will reshape impact investing appeared first on Trellis.
Nutrient, Mars and General Mills are among those involved in value-chain interventions, but accounting details still need clarifying. The post How ‘insetting’ helps food companies cut Scope 3 emissions red tape appeared first on Trellis.