Chocolate Challenged at the Origin
Climate change is turning up the heat throughout the chocolate supply chain. Improving yields and farmer economic health is crucial to ensuring a sustainable, long-term supply of the world’s favorite candy.
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Nike – Innovating with Sustainability
Nike, long considered to be one of the most innovative companies in the world, has begun to transform its innovation strategy – through sustainability.
Exxon, in Denial?
Exxon’s denial about the impact of climate change.
Reducing Carbon Emissions: Ford’ing Ahead
Responsible for 31% of CO2 emissions in the United States, the transportation industry has a strong impact on global climate change. In recent years, Ford Motor Company has made key investments in new technology to help reduce its carbon footprint.
Will Climate Change Lead to Higher Food Prices?
As climate change becomes an increasingly important problem, the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) has a significant role to play in both the hedging of agriculture prices and the trading of carbon emissions credits going forward.
Alevo: Swimming Against the Current
From a renovated cigarette factory in Concord, North Carolina, Swiss-based battery maker Alevo tries to bring renewable energy to the masses.
Challenges: Old and New
Understand how Cargill addresses the current challenges posed by climate challenge in face of its founding mission of feeding the world
JetBlue: Clearing the Air
As climate change regulations for the aviation industry take form and consumer demand for air travel continue to increase, can airlines find a way to grow in a sustainable way?
Starbucks: Practicing What It Preaches When It Comes to Climate Change?
Starbucks has understandably been vocal in its support of climate initiatives, but to this point, has failed to reduce its own greenhouse emissions.
Cargill Finds Itself Stuck Between Climate Change Activism and Denial
Cargill executives know that climate change will impact their business – but will an overemphasize on short-term results keep the company and its partners from making necessary changes?