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Heather Clancy

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McDonald’s reassigns its chief sustainability officer to beef strategy

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By Heather Clancy Verified
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McDonald’s Chief Sustainability and Social Impact Officer Beth Hart is returning to her roots in supply chain sustainability and sourcing as the fast food company’s new vice president, global category head of beef.
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Microsoft adjusts climate agenda as emissions leap

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By Heather Clancy Verified
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Microsoft’s emissions jumped 25 percent in its 2025 fiscal year, reflecting the company’s scramble to build new data centers and secure electricity to run its expanding artificial intelligence and cloud services portfolio. Google and Amazon likewise reported double-digit emissions increases in their 2025 environmental sustainability updates released in late June and early July, respectively.
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How Coach and Amazon put an internal value on reuse and recycling

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By Heather Clancy Verified
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Sustainability strategists for Amazon and Coach use different internal messaging to sell the potential of reuse, recycling and other circular economy principles to business leaders. At Coach, roughly 80 percent of the sustainability team’s focus is on promoting circular design principles, such as constructing accessories so they can be taken apart easily for reuse or turning scrap leather and other materials into revenue-generating products that wouldn’t otherwise exist.
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