Our Digital Greenwashing Guide
Use this digital greenwashing guide to help you make accurate sustainability claims about digital products, services, and programs while reducing risk as new and emerging legislation takes shape.
What you do to the planet, you do to the people. Learn how to apply responsible environmental, social, and economic principles to your digital products, services, policies, and programs in the articles below.
Use this digital greenwashing guide to help you make accurate sustainability claims about digital products, services, and programs while reducing risk as new and emerging legislation takes shape.
In this post, we explore why enshittification drives some of the biggest digital marketing challenges facing our industry. We also explore how to strategically address these challenges in your own…
Mightybytes has joined organizations around the world in declaring a climate emergency. We’re committing to net zero emissions as quickly as possible.
In this post, we cross-examine eight ways to align your organization’s digital marketing strategy with an impactful climate strategy.
Mightybytes has been on a years-long quest to find the perfect green web hosting partner. In this post, we share lessons learned over the years in our efforts to power…
In this post, we explore the question of personal vs. organizational responsibility when it comes to taking meaningful action on your digital carbon footprint.
In our next Sustainable Web Design post, James considers ways to save energy while surfing the web.
Our free digital sustainability tool Ecograder includes carbon estimation and provide more useful, actionable reporting. Here’s how you can use it to measurably reduce estimated website carbon emissions.
In this post, we explore how the U.N. Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) can help organizations of any stripe align their operations with global sustainable development efforts.
In this post, we explore how digital product passports informed by the Web Sustainability Guidelines (WSGs) could be key to addressing some of the web’s biggest challenges.