Jason Daniel Nuckolls

Newsweek recently ranked America's Greatest Workplaces for Women, and many of the companies featured guarantee paid accommodations for new mothers.

The third annual ranking features hospitals that were awarded either four or five ribbons based on an evaluation of their performance.

"Our goal is to figure out how we can make every camper grow in any way we can," one California day camp executive told Newsweek.

One nonprofit says Lululemon's green goals do not match its growth in climate pollution, which has increased since the deployment of its Be Planet slogan.

Newsweek partnered with data researcher Plant-A to determine the top 750 U.S. employers making strides when it comes to focusing on employees' mental health.

These companies all appear on Newsweek's latest ranking of the Most Trustworthy Companies in America—and fared better than they did in last year's edition.

One big-box superstore even made it into the top 10 of its industry's ranking, after not making the cut at all last year.

Newsweek's Best Loyalty Programs ranking includes companies like Hyatt, True Value and Dunkin', which make it a point to reward customers for repeat business.

Newsweek has recently ranked companies based on greenhouse gas emissions, water usage, waste generation and sustainability data disclosures and commitments.

Newsweek has released the 2024 edition of its World's Best Hospitals ranking, and the top 50 features a number of facilities that keep climbing up the list.

Newsweek has partnered with data firm Statista to rank America's Best Loyalty Programs, and these are some of the best of the best.

Mandala, a Canadian sustainability advocate, said people don't realize sustainability is "a lens that you can use to see all the different things in your life."

The startup is hoping to not only accommodate people who can't consume dairy but to also reshape food production by making it more sustainable.

Gennari says that her book, "The Climate Optimist Handbook," is "not necessarily a book about climate change; it's actually a book about you."

"We hope this ranking helps consumers identify the companies that try to live sustainably, just like many of us," Newsweek's editor in chief said of the list.

Choden believes that the next generation is key to whether her native country of Bhutan will be able to hit its goal of net-zero emissions by 2050

Mutunkei plants trees for every goal that he scores with his local team, and he wants to see his Trees4Goals initiative expand worldwide

"It's about leaving behind a legacy of clean air, clean water, healthy soil and a livable planet for the generations to come," one professor told Newsweek

The 22-year-old chemistry student and entrepreneur says that there's no problem too big to "build something to solve it"