The Roots of Organic: Cultivating a Climate-Resilient Future from Soil to Shelf

As the global community converges for Climate Week NYC, the conversation around food systems has shifted from mere sustainability to active, systemic regeneration. At the heart of this discourse lies…

The Carbon Gold Rush: Why Small-Town America Is Fighting the Underground Climate Experiment

In the quiet, wind-swept town of Clymers, Indiana, the horizon is dominated by the familiar silhouettes of the American Heartland: endless rows of corn and soybeans, punctuated by the industrial…

The Global Food Landscape: Navigating Health, Climate, and Systemic Resilience

Each week, the global food system presents a complex tapestry of progress, warning signs, and necessary evolution. From the clinical application of nutrition to the urgent restoration of dryland ecosystems,…

London Climate Week 2026: The Urgent Reckoning of Our Global Food Systems

As the mercury soared to an unprecedented 35°C, transforming the streets of London into a heat-soaked arena, the paradox of London Climate Week 2026 was impossible to ignore. While headlines…

A Legacy of Influence: Ceres CEO Mindy Lubber Announces Transition After Two Decades of Climate Leadership

By Heather Clancy After more than 20 years of steering the sustainability nonprofit Ceres through the most significant shifts in global climate policy and corporate governance, President and CEO Mindy…

The New Normal: Why Business Leaders Must Stop Viewing Climate Disruption as a Temporary Blip

In the hallowed halls of corporate boardrooms, a dangerous narrative persists. When global temperatures soar and extreme weather patterns disrupt supply chains, many CEOs reach for the same comfortable lexicon:…

The Integrity Crisis: Are Corporate Climate Standard-Setters Becoming Captive to Industry?

In the high-stakes arena of global climate action, the rules that govern corporate emissions reporting are the bedrock upon which the transition to a net-zero economy is built. Yet, a…

The Future of Food: Five Critical Takeaways from London Climate Week 2026

As London sweltered under an unprecedented 35°C heatwave during the 2026 edition of London Climate Week, the irony was not lost on the thousands of policymakers, scientists, corporate executives, and…

Beyond Emissions: How the Climate Contribution Framework is Redefining Corporate Sustainability

By Jim Giles July 10, 2026 For years, the corporate world’s approach to climate change has been defined by a singular, rigid metric: the net-zero target. While essential, the focus…

The AI Paradox: Big Tech’s Explosive Emissions Growth Threatens Climate Goals

The global race to dominate the artificial intelligence landscape has triggered an unforeseen environmental consequence: a sharp, aggressive reversal in the decarbonization progress of the world’s largest technology companies. Microsoft,…