June 13, 2007
Marks & Spencer Releases Corporate Responsibility Report
Marks & Spencer has released its 2007 corporate responsibility report (PDF).
The company estimates that its UK and Republic of Ireland stores, offices, warehouses, transport fleets and business travel contributed around 400,000 tons of CO2 in 2005/06. If you add all the emissions caused by producing and selling, and add to that the impact of customers using and disposing of M&S products, the company says the figure rises to around six million tons of CO2.
The report says that M&S reduced CO2 emissions from its stores, offices and delivery vehicles by 28 percent since 2005/06 by a combination of improved efficiency and buying renewable….
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