This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at Casper Libero chapter and does not reflect the views of Her Campus. In times of climate change and environmental awareness, ...

Baseless sustainability claims are widespread among top meat and dairy producers worldwide, and according to new research published in PLOS Climate, 98% of those claims made by 33 of the top meat and ...

Fiji's nationwide crackdown on drug and gang activity could be ramped up even further, with its government exploring giving the military and police special powers. The crackdown comes in the wake of ...

After his project got rejected in Sydney, a rubbish disposal magnate now hopes to build a $630m port and waste incinerator near a tourist gateway city An Australian billionaire’s plan to burn rubbish ...

Being eco-friendly has become synonymous with credibility, and it suits well to put it on the packaging as well as in advertisements. Nevertheless, this may not always be the case. According to the ...

The world’s biggest meat and dairy companies are flooding the public with promises to tackle global warming, but almost all are greenwashing, a new analysis claims. Animal agriculture is a major ...

There’s a very real chance that the scale of “carbon neutrality” fraud could make California’s $600 million hospice fraud look like a shoplifter in a dollar store. “Carbon neutrality” is what you get ...

Greenwashing is when a company’s public presentation of environmental responsibility doesn’t match up with its actual efforts, or lack thereof. Sometimes it’s due to exaggerated claims. Other times, ...

“All industries are at risk,” Ropes & Gray partner Alexander Simkin said. “Certainly, anyone who’s in a consumer-facing industry is probably at a heightened risk.” Lawsuits accusing companies of ...

This post was updated April 12 at 8:15 p.m. It is easy for corporations to wrap themselves in green marketing. Green marketing, in a similar vein to greenwashing, is the promotion of a product’s ...

There isn’t anything inherently wrong with using buzzwords in marketing. They bring people in, grab attention, and they can connect the dots with easy-to-understand language. However, sometimes ...