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10-10-25 · The Cool Down

Former Apple employee speaks out on frustrating company policy: ‘[Apple] basically said, ‘we’ll think about it”

On the heels of Google’s decision to add a climate-friendly fund to its 401(k) plan, an ex-Apple employee, who asked...
09-22-25 · Trellis Group

The employee climate advocacy playbook: Lessons from inside Microsoft and Alphabet

Employee climate engagement is surging. A 2024 survey of more than 1,700 professionals found that 77 percent of employees are unhappy about...
09-12-25 · Sustainable Views

US businesses must defend the EPA’s endangerment finding

As U.S. policy and institutions increasingly break with reality, the private sector should use its influence to protect the EPA’s...
08-26-25 · The CPR Hub

Guilt by Trade Association

Jennifer Allyn, Campaigns Director at ClimateVoice, offers an important and timely article about the need for companies to use their...
08-22-25 · Trellis Group

443 insiders (and counting) press aviation leaders to accelerate climate action

Staff at major aviation companies, including Air France, KLM, Airbus and Lufthansa, are among hundreds of industry insiders calling on...
08-14-25 · Trellis Group

It’s time for Apple to wield its influence on climate policy

It’s time for Apple to wield its influence on climate policy. Instead of driving change at a societal level, the...
07-28-25 · Trellis Group

Climate activists are quietly agitating at Amazon, Google and Pinterest

Today, economic anxiety has made it riskier for employees to speak up in this fashion. But many are frustrated with...
07-17-25 · Supply Chain Digital Magazine

How Unilever is Responding to Weak Climate Scope Pledges

As emissions rise, Unilever’s scrutiny of its climate supply chain targets stands out amid corporate retreats and regulatory lag....
07-15-25 · Trellis Group

No, corporate sustainability is not dying

The sustainability field isn’t fading away. It’s evolving — getting smarter and, in many respects, more effective — in response...
07-09-25 · HEATED Newsletter

The “green” corporations funding anti-climate groups

HEATED reached out to five companies with strong public climate commitments to find out why they’re still funding major climate...
06-26-25 · Sludge

Walmart, Nike, and Starbucks Say They’re Green, But Fund the Fight Against Climate Laws

Nike, Starbucks, and Walmart project a green image, but behind the scenes they’re bankrolling lobbying groups that fight the very...
06-26-25 · ClimateVoice Press Release

“Green” Corporations Actively Oppose Climate Laws Through Trade Groups

San Francisco, CA — 20 U.S. based companies fund climate policy obstruction through trade association memberships allied with a fossil...

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