Building the market for carbon removal
On May 27, we sat down for a chat with Peter Reinhardt of Charm Industrial.
Read more →A standard for net zero
To solve climate change, the world needs to get to net zero carbon, fast: drastically cutting emissions from every part of the economy and removing what’s left.
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Celebrating climate leaders, Earth Day and every day
This Earth Day, we made a quick video to spotlight and celebrate the hard work of climate leaders at companies.
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Launching the Watershed Directory
We’ve assembled a searchable directory of companies building high-impact climate programs.
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Decoupling work from carbon
In the coming months, companies will invite millions of employees back to work as we (hopefully) turn a corner on COVID-19. As companies invent new ways to work, we have a once-in-a-generation opportunity to rethink the carbon impact of the workplace.
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Bending the carbon curve
Companies that manage carbon like they manage their core business are leading the way on the fight against climate change. We’re building Watershed to make this approach—deep reductions, fast, operationalized across the company—a standard part of doing business.
Read more →Building a world-class climate program
Climate programs are fast becoming standard for companies. Investor pressure is building and climate disclosure is required for large companies in the UK and Europe. Talented employees want to work at companies that are acting on climate. And customers expect to buy from low-carbon companies. This is good for business—and it’s critical for the planet. So, where should you start?
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Square: from zero to net zero in six months
Square’s vision is to help create an inclusive global economy where everyone can participate and thrive. The potentially catastrophic effects of climate change threaten that vision, especially for underserved communities around the world.
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Shopify: building a 100 year company
Over the past fifteen years, Shopify has grown from just a handful of people in a coffee shop in Ottawa to a team of over 7,000 powering more than 1,700,000 businesses worldwide. But for a company with a one hundred-year vision, it’s still early days, and one of the most serious long-term threats to success is climate change.
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