SAN FRANCISCO – Organic cotton bedding and apparel company Coyuchi has put together a panel of experts to help it achieve ambitious new climate goals including becoming net zero by 2025 and net positive by 2030.
The Coyuchi Climate Council comprises Levi’s chief sustainability officer Jeff Hogue; former Patagonia executive Cara Chacon, founder of Intentum Corporate Responsibility Consulting; Steve Finkel, founder and president of the White Buffalo Land Trust; and Amanda Cattermole, founder of Cattermole Consulting Inc.
The company says they were chosen for their expertise in five key areas: regenerative agriculture, greenhouse gas emissions (GHG) and offsets, environment social governance (ESG), textile chemistry, and circularity.
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