Connect the Dots

This issue looks at the growing divide between companies and their trade associations (such as the U.S. Chamber of Commerce) when it comes to climate policy advocacy.

This month we’re zooming in on one critical and growing workforce cadre: sustainability professionals – and the unique potential and pressures they face.

This issue looks at why employees should get involved in climate policy advocacy, the most effective actions they can take, and takes on the challenges ahead of us as “climate voices” in our workplaces.

This issue is all about digging into the upcoming United Nations Climate Conference, COP28.

This issue is all about looking at another important lever when it comes to companies’ political influence – lobbyists.

This issue is all about our new campaign, Escape the Chamber, which spotlights the role of trade associations such as the U.S Chamber of Commerce in obstructing climate policy progress.

This issue is all about trade associations—what they are, what they do, why they do it, and how many of the biggest of these groups have historically opposed climate action.

This month we’re looking at the different ways that companies engage on climate policy, and why it’s so important for companies in all industries to use their powerful political influence to support ambitious climate action.

We’re going to be looking at how companies can use their political influence to advance policy that benefits all of their stakeholders, not only their bottom line.