December 8, 2009
Cisco Reduces Net GHG Emissions by 40%
Cisco has reduced its greenhouse gas emissions (GHG) for scope 1, 2 and 3 by 40 percent compared to fiscal year 2007, by implementing energy-efficiency programs, using collaboration technologies to reduce business air travel, and contractual efforts including the purchase renewable energy, according to the company’s fifth annual corporate social responsibility report (PDF).
The environmental portion (PDF) of Cisco’s CSR report focuses on environmental impact, GHG emissions, product materials content, waste, water supplies and land use/biodiversity.
Here are some of the highlights.
Cisco set a goal to reduce its business air….
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