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Renewable energy can seem a peaceful landscape of sun and wind, but different technologies are busily competing. Joern Hoppmann explains why some triumph..

For proactive stakeholder engagement, companies must combine data and relationships. Witold Henisz explains how to practice "corporate diplomacy."

In countries shattered by conflict or poverty, multi-stakeholder partnerships are difficult. Here's how to pursue them.

Boundaries of the mega-city have changed, but Montreal's sustainable community plan (SCP) prompted by the agglomeration demonstrates continuity.

This multi-sector partnership resolved a decades-long conflict in Canada’s Great Bear Rainforest.

Following oil spills like the Exxon Valdez, new environmental regulations drove the fastest changes in oil tanker design the industry had ever seen.

Eco-labels or sustainability ratings can be an important guide for purchasing sustainable products. But not all rating systems are equally effective.

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Michael Toffel and Auden Schendler urge companies to address climate change through political action as well as operational improvements.

Public policies and engaging in environmental policy can have major implications for your company’s operations and profitability.

The modern corporation — larger than most governments — is perhaps the best hope we have to solve grand problems. But business can't do it alone.

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