Johnson & Johnson Emissions Rise 3%

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July 24, 2009

On the back of efforts to source 34 percent of its electricity from renewables and building the largest corporate hybrid car fleet in the U.S., Johnson & Johnson has been able to cut its emissions 9 percent, when compared to a 1990 baseline. During the same time period, the multinational’s global sales have risen 400 percent, according to Johnson & Johnson’s new sustainability report.

However, while the company sources 34 percent of its electricity from renewable sources, that number actually has been dropping, as the chart above indicates. At the same….

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