Which 10 American retailers can lead the way on rooftop solar?
A top ten list of big box stores in America with the most rooftop solar potential.
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Statement: Kroger commits to comprehensive climate action plan
In response to a shareholder proposal filed by Green Century Capital Management°, Environment America and PIRG’s affiliated socially responsible mutual fund company, the grocery retailer Kroger* has committed to setting science-based targets to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from its full value chain, including its operations and its supply chains.
Statement: Shareholders push UPS* to reduce carbon pollution
Twenty-eight percent of the United Parcel Service’s (UPS) voting shareholders voted “yes” on a proposal urging the Atlanta-based package delivery company to reduce its significant carbon footprint.
Groups call for Attorney General Healey to join California investigation into plastics, fossil fuel industries
Massachusetts consumer and environmental advocacy groups are calling for Attorney General Maura Healey to join a new investigation launched by California Attorney General Rob Bonta. On Thursday, Attorney General Bonta announced an investigation into the fossil fuel and petrochemical industries for their alleged role in causing and exacerbating the global plastics pollution crisis.
Businesses, it’s time to think on top of the box
Superstores can help the environment and their bottom lines by installing solar panels
Working together to “break up” with plastic pollution
We need policy and corporate actors to work together to curb our plastics problem.
