Close to half of US firms concerned about ‘unintentional greenwashing’, study finds
Close to half of businesses in the United States (45%) are concerned that they could be at risk of ‘unintentional greenwashing’.
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Backlash against ESG investments in US ‘having no effect’, study finds
A recent backlash against ESG investment in the United States, driven by conservative politicians and lobby groups, appears to have no effect.
Total cost of ownership of mid-sized electric SUV ‘varies considerably’ across US, study finds
The total cost of ownership of a mid-sized electric SUV can vary by as much as $52,000 over the vehicle’s entire lifespan.
Around $6.5bn of material lost to landfill in US annually, report finds
Around $6.5 billion worth of material that could be recycled and re-used is lost to landfill every year in the United States, a new report by Eunomia Research & Consulting and Ball Corporation has found.
Businesses keen to use AI to track sustainability and energy efficiency in offices
Businesses are increasingly keen to use artificial intelligence to track sustainability and energy efficiency within their offices, a new study by EY has found.
80% more likely to trust companies that back up sustainability claims
Four fifths (80%) of US consumers are more likely to trust companies that back up sustainability claims with publicly shared data, a new study by Specright has found.
Only 13% of executives say sustainability is ‘deeply embedded’ in their company culture
Just 13% of company executives in the US say that sustainability is ‘deeply embedded’ into their firm’s cultural DNA, with the majority in the ‘early to middle’ stages of developing a sustainability culture, a study has found.