Mary Mazzoni

At its core, meritocracy is meant to elevate people for roles and promotions based solely on their abilities. But experts like Stuart McCalla, managing partner at the leadership coaching, consulting and investment firm Evolution, say it isn't always so straightforward.

With the United States election mere days away, we spoke with advocates and business leaders to learn more about what they've done to prepare and what's next for them.

At the United Nations' annual climate conference (COP29), delegates are challenged to adopt a new climate finance target and submit what one leader calls "the most important policy documents of this century."

The winter holiday festivities have come and gone. But after the inevitable baking, entertaining, giving, and receiving associated with the season, do you find you have more than a few leftover aluminum pie pans?

Even with a global treaty stalled for another year, individual countries and localities are moving to limit plastic waste and pollution within their own borders, with a host of new plastics laws set to go into force in the coming months. Here's a preview of what's to come in 2025.

From backtracking to social advocacy, clean tech advancements to game-changing legislation, these are the stories you loved most this year.

Turn holiday cards into something useful rather than trashing them or tossing them in a box with these five ideas. The post 5 Ways to Reuse Holiday Cards appeared first on Earth911.

More than 60 percent of Americans say they plan to consider sustainability when purchasing gifts this year. If you need a hand choosing your last-minute sustainable holiday gifts, we've got you covered. Read on for our favorite 2024 picks.

Existing investments are expected to more than double renewable energy capacity to around 7,300 gigawatts globally by 2028, according to the International Energy Agency. Here's a look at just some of the innovative renewable energy projects set to launch around the world next year.

The sheen of newness may be fading from plant-based foods, but research indicates more people around the world are going veg — and the global plant-based market is set to reach $85 billion by 2030. Here are some of the hottest new products launching to stores and restaurants next year.