Kathryn Lundstrom
Kathryn Lundstrom is Adweek's sustainability editor, where she covers advertising and marketing news through a climate lens.
Jurassic World’s Sustainable Merchandise Takes Movie Souvenirs to the Next Level
The studios worked with global marketplace Accompany on the products.
Gen Z Is a Contradiction When It Comes to Fast Fashion
Insights from online thrift store thredUP's 10th annual Resale Report.
United’s Biggest Ad Push in a Decade Centers Its Climate Goals. Is It Enough to Combat Flight Guilt?
The brand is saying all the right things—but a new report shows the industry almost never follows through.
Adweek Releases First Sustainability Special Report
Analyzing how brands, agencies, consumers and publishers are responding to the climate crisis.
4 Charts Exposing America’s Colossal Failure on Plastics Recycling
The rate is less than 6%, even lower than previously thought.
Work for Fossil Fuel Clients Exposes Agencies to Increasing Legal Risks, New Report Says
The publication by activist group Clean Creatives points to more than 1,800 climate litigation cases in 39 countries.
This Twitter Bot Is Calling BS on Agencies’ Earth Day Pronouncements
The 'Green Wash Bot' was developed by environmental activist group Clean Creatives.
This French Startup Just Hacked 3 Major European Apple Stores
The stunt highlighted the environmental benefits of refurbished electronics.
Coca-Cola Wants You to Recycle Soda Bottles. That Won’t Keep Plastics Out of Your Body
Doing what Bill Nye says won't keep plastics out of your lungs, blood and guts.
The World’s Titanic-Sized Electronic Waste Problem Is Only Getting Bigger
That stash of old iPhones in your desk drawer is only the tip of the iceberg.