Mary Mazzoni

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.

If you resolved to lighten your impact on the environment this year, the good news is that it doesn't have to be time consuming or expensive — and you may find these low-lift shifts are also helpful for your wallet and your mental health.

Even as the wreckage of the California fires unfolds before our eyes, a string of worrying litigation aims to block private companies from measuring and managing climate risk.

With audiences already drained by the incessant drumbeat of the 24-hour news cycle, we can't help but wonder: Do people still want to read about sustainability?

Thousands of Californians were dropped by their homeowner's insurers months before the recent wildfires burned their homes to the ground. Their stories are only part of an insidious and growing insurance crisis across the United States that experts say is tied to climate change.

On the surface, the ubiquitous pallet seems ideal for reuse: It's wood, it's recycled and it's free. Before reusing a pallet at home, though, read this to protect your health.

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Ever since the World Economic Forum updated its Davos Manifesto calling for a “better kind of capitalism," the annual meeting served as a launching pad for big corporate statements and lofty commitments tied to environmental sustainability and social equity. But leaders were largely silent on that front this year.

Federal funding freezes put the future of the largest climate investment in U.S. history into question, but leaders remain optimistic they can find additional funding flows to continue with their work.

Even as the Donald Trump administration moves to roll back U.S. climate policies, Daniel Blackman and Renaissance94 look to gather unlikely allies around "the rational middle" — where ideological differences and political disputes are put to the side to identify areas of mutual opportunity around issues like climate resilience and community development.