Citing freedom of speech issues, attorneys for Tesla’s CEO have argued that the SEC has not lived up to its side of a 2018 agreement and, as a result, should distribute fines set aside for Tesla stockholders.
Consumers are watching corporations more than ever and identifying statements about environmental practices that may not be accurate. They’re using the legal system to hold companies accountable.
The Biden administration has proposed strict new limits on pollution from heavy trucks. The last time that tailpipe standards were tightened was over 20 years ago.
Electrification of cars and trucks is all the rage. But why did the auto industry wait so long?
Can promoting sustainable design of products and materials so that they can be reused, remanufactured, or recycled and retained in the economy help to solve the global plastics problem? How is the plastics manufacturing industry responding to potential moratoriums?
Amazon’s new pilot program at a Whole Foods store uses cameras and sensors to track each item you purchase. But what other kinds of data is Amazon collecting? Is this combination of technology and data collection the beginning of a trend in cleantech, too, so that companies have the capacity to track our energy usage and lifestyle choices?
With so many new consumers curious about the electric vehicle marketplace, questions abound. An EV expert from the Union of Concerned Scientists offers some guidance to make the EV buying decision more personally meaningful.
While President Joe Biden did refer a couple of times to climate, let’s envision a different State of the Union address that might’ve positioned the imminent environmental catastrophe front-and-center.
Aren’t all plant based grocery options pretty much the same? What separates one brand from another? Why do some plant based grocery options appeal to dedicated meat-eaters more than others?
Canada ranks highly among the developed countries that have provided government support to the fossil fuel sector, but is this situation changing?
