The Chemical Footprint Project report shows how leading companies cut their use of harmful chemicals, as investors managing $4 trillion press for more disclosure
SOMERVILLE, MASS.: Companies participating in the Chemical Footprint Project have cut their use of hazardous chemicals by 680 million pounds over the past decade, roughly the weight of 1,156 Airbus A380 jumbo jets, according to the 2026 Chemical… …
The 2026 Chemical Footprint Project Report celebrates a decade of progress, highlighting companies’ elimination of 680 million pounds of hazardous chemicals.
Over the past decade, companies participating in the Chemical Footprint Project cut their use of hazardous chemicals by 680 million pounds — roughly the weight of 1,156 Airbus A380 jumbo jets. That’s one of the findings in our 2026… …
Accelerating More Sustainable EV Battery Design Processes from Molecules to Neighborhoods
As the global transition to electric mobility accelerates, the world faces a defining question: can we build a battery-powered future that is not only low-carbon, but also low-toxic, equitable, and regenerative? In this webinar, the Collaboratory for… …
Walmart, Whole Foods Market, Grove Collaborative, Clorox, and Ecolab are first-time Frontrunners in 7th Chemical Footprint Project Report
The 7th Chemical Footprint Project (CFP) Report released today by Clean Production Action documents how some of the largest companies in the world with $1.2 trillion in annual revenue reduced their chemical footprints, use of chemicals of high… …














