Amazon is reportedly preparing to eliminate up to 30,000 corporate positions, marking the company’s largest workforce reduction since 2022. The cuts reflect a strategic shift toward AI-driven automation across multiple departments.
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Oatly’s chief executive claims negative climate change messaging has turned US consumers away from sustainable products. The plant-based milk industry reportedly declined 5% while dairy sales grew, according to industry analysis.
Oatly’s leadership has identified what they describe as “doom and gloom” climate talk and widespread sustainability messaging as contributing factors to declining US sales of plant-based dairy alternatives. According to reports, the oat drink manufacturer’s chief executive Jean-Christophe Flatin stated that negative environmental communication has discouraged American consumers from choosing sustainable products.
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A comprehensive new report quantifies how strategic sustainability improvements can dramatically reduce data center environmental impact. The analysis shows potential for up to 87% carbon reduction over 15 years through targeted operational and design changes.
With ESG targets tightening across the industry, data center operators are implementing comprehensive sustainability strategies that deliver measurable environmental benefits without compromising performance, according to reports analyzing recent industry developments.
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The European Parliament’s Legal Affairs Committee has approved a compromise position to scale back sustainability reporting requirements. The decision comes after months of political debate and sets the stage for final trilogue negotiations between EU institutions.
The European Parliament has reached a significant compromise to reduce sustainability reporting requirements for businesses, marking a pivotal shift in the implementation of the European Green Deal legislation. On October 13, the Legal Affairs Committee (JURI) approved the revised position that scales back obligations under both the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) and Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD), with a full parliamentary vote expected on October 20.
