Your medicine doesn't go straight from the factory to the chemist. A middleman moves it.
In the US, that's a handful of giant companies most people have never heard of.
We scored four of them on sustainability. The best got 37 out of 100.
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Banks' biggest climate impact is the emissions from what they lend to and invest in.
We scored six of the biggest US banks. Not one publishes a total for those emissions, and not one gets to 60.
Bank of America and Citi lead on 34.
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The AI boom has a carbon bill.
We scored six tech giants on sustainability. Not one of them gets to 60, our mark for leading practice.
Microsoft's emissions are up 25% in a year. Meta's quit RE100. NVIDIA's supply-chain emissions have tripled.
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Jewellery & watches is new on SINK.
8 brands scored. None reaches 60, our line for leading practice.
Closest: Swarovski, 56.
Omega scores 27. Its owner, Swatch Group, scores 49. A parent's record doesn't lift its brands.
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Finisterre is a B Corp, scoring 116 on B Lab's assessment. The median is 51.
SINK scores it 52/100, joint 5th of 40 outdoor brands.
Own emissions: down 28% since 2020. Total footprint: up.
B Corp and carbon measure different things.
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The EU wants to delay its methane rules for imported oil and gas by a year.
Methane traps over 80 times more heat than CO₂ over 20 years.
SINK sustainability scores: Woodside 24 Repsol 21 BP 20 TotalEnergies 18 Shell 17 Exxon Mobil 15
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The EU put 32.4kg of new electrical goods per person on sale in 2024.
It collected 12.3kg of e-waste per person.
SINK sustainability scores: Fairphone 64 Apple 42 Sony 40 Lenovo 39 Xiaomi 29 Samsung 28
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It's October. It's cold. It's raining. And England is still in drought.
Reservoirs are 21% below normal and 10 water companies still have hosepipe bans.
We scored Britain's 11 big water companies on climate.
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If you have a workplace pension, you probably own a slice of every FTSE 100 company.
SINK sustainability scores:
Sage 64 (top)
Average 39
Ithaca Energy 16 (bottom)
Good at counting carbon. Not at cutting it.
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We scored every FTSE 100 company on climate.
Average: 39/100. Good at counting carbon (7.0/10), poor at cutting it (4.6/10).
Scottish Mortgage scores 26. easyJet scores 25.
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Who supplies your energy? How the big UK suppliers score on SINK:
Good Energy 55
ScottishPower 51
Ecotricity 45
SSE 44
OVO 42
E.ON 41
Octopus 39
EDF 36
British Gas 30
Same bills, very different evidence. Full table in the reply.
The Net-Zero Banking Alliance launched in 2021. Four of its five founders, scored by SINK:
Barclays 39 Deutsche Bank 39 Citi 32 Bank of America 27
Top bank on SINK: Triodos, 65. It has never lent to fossil fuels, and it left the alliance in 2025 saying the ambition had been watered down.
Joining a pledge isn't the same as cutting emissions.
Boohoo (now Debenhams Group) told investors last week its marketplace pivot is working: less stock on its own books.
That doesn’t cut the carbon. 97% of its footprint is still in the supply chain (and air freight isn’t counted).
SINK sustainability score: 18/100
Ben & Jerry’s sustainability score: 41/100.
The founders are at war with Magnum over the “social mission.” Ben wants the brand back.
Emissions rose 3% and the 2025 climate target slipped to 2035.
Still top of the 8 dairy brands we’ve scored so far.
Who should we score next?
Most viewed on SINK today:
TK Maxx: 42/100
They sell what other brands couldn't shift. Bargains for us. A safety net for an industry that makes too much.
Their own shops: 7/10. Emissions down 37% since 2017.
Their supply chain: 2/10. 20,000 suppliers. No emissions figure for the clothes.
They count the shop. They don't count the clothes.
People are checking airline apps for the wrong reason today.
We've scored 23 airlines on sustainability, using the same public method as every other company.
Airline average: 24/100
All companies: 38/100
Best: Finnair, 33
Lowest: Qatar Airways, 18
Not one reaches "making progress."
Nike drops out of the S&P 100 for the first time in 18 years.
SINK Score: 39/100. Below expectations. 96% renewable in its own ops. Almost all Nike’s footprint is Scope 3.
More tech stocks are taking the empty seat.
The index got a lighter sector. Not a greener company.