Clara Hudson
Reporter at The Wall Street Journal
Sustainable Business Reporter @WSJ. Formerly at Bloomberg Law and Global Investigations Review. Sources get in touch at [email protected]
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4 days ago |
livemint.com | Yusuf Khan |Clara Hudson
Summary Department of Energy announced $3.7 billion worth of funding cuts for clean-energy and climate projects on Friday—in latest blow to green sector. This is a Mint Premium article gifted to you. Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. Climate startups are feeling the impact of President Trump’s attacks on the energy-transition sector, as funding and job cuts, operational halts and bankruptcies rack up.
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4 days ago |
wsj.com | Yusuf Khan |Clara Hudson
Department of Energy announced $3.7 billion worth of funding cuts for clean-energy and climate projects on Friday—in latest blow to green sectorJune 2, 2025 5:30 am ET|WSJ ProClimate startups are feeling the impact of President Trump’s attacks on the energy-transition sector, as funding and job cuts, operational halts and bankruptcies rack up.
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1 week ago |
wsj.com | Clara Hudson
Lenders face calls to divulge more about their environmental priorities since ditching the NZBAMay 28, 2025 5:30 am ET|WSJ ProSome of the U.S. banks which a few months ago cut ties with a leading industry climate group have now shifted how they talk about their climate efforts. In annual meetings in recent weeks, Wells Fargo, Bank of America, Goldman Sachs and a slew of other banks found themselves up against questions about their carbon-emissions goals and fossil-fuel financing.
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2 weeks ago |
wsj.com | Clara Hudson
The beverage giant’s sustainability chief said the world when it set its targets ‘was a very different place’May 22, 2025 8:00 am ET|WSJ ProAs companies are facing backlash for quietly undoing their environmental pledges, PepsiCo is trying a fresh approach. The beverage and snack giant, which makes everything from Mountain Dew sodas to Lays chips, this week cited myriad reasons why it won’t be meeting certain of its sustainability goals.
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3 weeks ago |
wsj.com | Clara Hudson
The hearing follows a move last week from Republicans on the committee pushing legislation seeking to sell federal land in Nevada and Utah, which prompted pushback from Democratic lawmakers and others worried about the potential for increased drilling and mining in the area. In January, Celeste Maloy (R., Utah) introduced the Geothermal Energy Opportunity Act to expedite projects by issuing a deadline for the Interior Department to process applications.
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Today is my first day as a reporter at The Wall Street Journal! I'll be covering sustainable business for WSJ Pro. I'm really excited to start this beat. Please get in touch at [email protected]. Sources: Let's set up some calls/get coffee to talk story ideas!
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Mattel, maker of pro-diversity Barbie, sheds DEI for investors. More from me & @Clara_fHudson: https://t.co/cYZ1clxH8w
Here’s something I noticed in Pepsi’s annual report today: the company told shareholders that “there can be no assurance” that it will achieve its sustainability goals. https://t.co/MSVnezUVL7