November 2025

Balancing Act: Why Healthcare Can’t Choose Between AI Innovation and Sustainability

Healthcare is experiencing a transformation that seemed impossible just a few years ago. AI is detecting diseases earlier, personalizing treatments with unprecedented precision, and delivering complex care in more accessible settings. It’s driving measurable and meaningful improvements in patient outcomes, workflow efficiency, and care accessibility. It’s raising the standard of care around the world.

Griffith Foods and PepsiCo Launch Collaborative Model to Scale Regenerative Agriculture

  • As part of COP30, Griffith Foods, together with PepsiCo, present OURO, a financing and technical assistance project supporting corn and soybean farmers in adopting regenerative practices such as cover crops, composting, and biological inputs to restore soils and build climate resilience. 
     

How Emily Peconi Is Using UX Design To Solve Real Problems

When people picture user experience (UX) design, they don’t always picture thermostats, chillers or wiring diagrams. But for Emily Peconi, UX Design Leader for Trane Technologies, crafting thoughtful products that solve real problems for real people is exactly what makes her work exciting.

UX in climate tech: uniquely challenging, uniquely rewarding

Ask Emily Peconi what excites her most about UX design for the residential side of Trane Technologies, and she won’t skip a beat.

Inogen Alliance and Antea Group Launch Free Global PFAS Regulatory Dashboard

ST. PAUL, Minn., November 21, 2025 /3BL/ - Inogen Alliance and Associate Antea Group are pleased to announce the launch of a Global PFAS Regulatory Dashboard, now offering free access to a selection of PFAS regulatory data. (Comprehensive and company-specific PFAS regulatory intelligence is available upon request.)

Investing In Our Talent Pipeline: Southwire Sustainability Report Highlight

To support generational sustainability, we must build a pipeline that equips Southwire to tackle the challenges of today — and those to come. This work is crucial, with researchers estimating that up to 3.8 million manufacturing roles will need to be filled by 2033, and warning that nearly half could remain vacant due to gaps in skilled applicants.

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