Get the scoop on sustainability in this month’s Carbon Copy

Get the scoop on sustainability in this month’s Carbon Copy

It’s a new year, and the world of corporate sustainability is moving faster than ever. In this month's edition, we've got you covered with urgent updates on shifting U.S. climate policy, opportunities to connect at GreenBiz 25, and practical tools to keep your initiatives on track. Let’s dive in.


Join us for a timely session on how your company can stay resilient in the face of changing federal policies. We’ll break down the U.S. withdrawal from the Paris Agreement—again—and explore steps for staying on course with your climate commitments despite policy rollbacks.


Greenplaces at GreenBiz 25 in Phoenix

Heading to #GreenBiz25? We'll be there and can’t wait to connect:

Sustainability & strikes with CNaught on Monday, Feb 10

Break away from the conference hotel for a night of bowling, bites, and sustainability. Food, drinks, and lanes are on us—bring your best (or worst!) bowling form!

RSVP here →

Free headshots at booth 419 Monday, Feb 10 & Tuesday, Feb 11 (12–2pm)

Stop by our booth for a professional headshot session—on the house! While you’re there, let’s chat about how Greenplaces can support your sustainability.


A message from our founder: Why climate action will continue to move forward

Despite federal policy swings, the momentum for climate action keeps growing. In his latest blog, ?? Alex Lassiter , explains how real progress thrives in state-level efforts, corporate commitments, and the day-to-day decisions of businesses of all sizes.

“While political winds may shift, the fundamental equation doesn’t change: what's good for the planet should also be good for business.”

Alex Lassiter, CEO & Founder of Greenplaces

Read more →


Welcoming former GM CSO Kristen Siemen!

We’re thrilled to share that Kristen Siemen , former Chief Sustainability Officer at 通用汽车 , has joined the Greenplaces advisory board.

With decades of engineering and sustainability leadership under her belt, Kristen helped GM chart its path to carbon neutrality, sourcing 100% renewable energy for its U.S. facilities and championing waste diversion projects.

We can’t wait to see how her expertise propels our mission to make sustainability accessible and impactful for every business.

Learn more →


Plan ahead: 2025 reporting calendar

Stay on top of critical filing deadlines, emerging regulations, and evolving requirements—from the EU’s CSRD to California’s new climate disclosure laws. Our 2025 reporting & compliance calendar helps you navigate the year with confidence.

Explore the calendar →


In the news: Sustainability soundbites

Each month, we're rounding up the top industry news, trends, and insights to bring you up to speed in a few minutes or less.

24 states commit to Paris Agreement goals after Trump exits

A coalition of 24 governors pledged to keep pursuing the Paris Agreement targets, vowing to slash emissions and push climate solutions at the state level—even without federal support. Read more →

ESG in 2025: Sustainable business as usual

Companies narrow their ESG scopes and embed sustainability into core strategy, even as federal policies fluctuate. Experts predict more litigation, more collaboration, and more robust governance. Learn more →

Major banks exit net-zero banking alliance

Bank of America, Citigroup, and Morgan Stanley have all quit the UN-backed NZBA, citing mounting political scrutiny and shifting priorities—yet they say their net-zero commitments remain. Get the full story →

Thanks for being part of our community of sustainability leaders. We look forward to bringing you more sustainability insights in the months ahead.

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