Chemical Footprinting
The Chemical Footprint Project is the first common standard to inform investors and companies of the 3 R risks (reputational, regulatory and redesign risks) in their portfolios and supply chains.
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Global Framework on Chemicals (GFC) – For a Planet Free of Harm from Chemicals
“Target D3 – By 2030, the private sector, including the finance sector, incorporates…
Clean Production Action (CPA) will advocate for the need to reduce chemical footprints by 2030 at…
The recent INC2 negotiations on a global plastic treaty have focused attention on the entire…
The true cost of toxic chemical substances is not captured by a GDP-driven economy
In many instances chemicals have been a boon for human health, productivity, and economic growth.…
Investors commend corporations for reducing business risk by eliminating over 37 million kilograms of toxic chemicals from products, and call on more companies to adopt best practice and join the 2023 Chemical Footprint Survey
Recent scientific studies make clear that we are reaching a tipping point on chemical pollution…
Disney and Costco’s COC commitments have the potential to make meaningful positive impacts…
SOMERVILLE, Mass.: The Presbyterian Church (U.S.) and Trinity Health withdrew shareholder…
White House office invites views on sustainable chemistry. Federal leadership could help provide market signals.
The White House wants help defining “sustainable chemistry” in an effort that…
Investors have filed resolutions with Five Below, Dollar General, Bed Bath & Beyond, and…
The Chemical Footprint Project is the first common standard to inform investors and companies of the 3 R risks (reputational, regulatory and redesign risks) in their portfolios and supply chains.