From these greenwashing examples, it’s clear that environmental impact isn’t black and white. Companies can overestimate their green impact while still taking modest steps. The simplest way to ...

Nine in ten environmental services experts believe greenwashing is still prevalent, despite new regulation, legislation and ...

Contrasted with corporate greenwashing is a remarkable movement of farmers and ranchers in the U.S. Midwest who plant prairie ...

Greenwashing can be tricky to spot, but there are common tactics companies use to mislead you. Terms like “natural,” “green,” and ... without specifics. For example, a dog shampoo ...

Greenwashing happens when a company ... it can be difficult for investors to know how "green" their holdings really are. For example, although fossil fuel companies have been making strides ...

Greenwashing refers to the way in which businesses use advertising techniques to make themselves appear more environmentally friendly than they actually are. For example, Amazon promoted a line of ...

Businesses worldwide have made bold net-zero pledges in recent years, promising to cut or offset their greenhouse gas (GHG) ...

The briefing contains a mapping exercise and analysis of the approach taken by the European Supervisory Authorities and the U.K.’s Financial ...

Greenwashing is the practice of companies to mislead the public into believing it is doing more to protect the environment ...