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Wal-Mart Rolls Out Packaging Scorecard

Wal-Mart's packaging scorecard, that rates suppliers on their sustainability, has gone live. The idea was unveiled at ...

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Green Interior Design Getting Profitable

Last week, during the annual three-day Winter Market at the San Francisco Design Center, the emphasis was not only ...

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Austin Joins LED Cities and Saves Money With Green Lighting

Cree Inc. announced that the City of Austin joined the LED City program to deploy and promote ...

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Mitsubishi CEO Takes On Role Of Chief Sustainability Officer

Mitsubishi has announced that President and CEO, Ryoichi Ueda, has also been appointed as Chief Sustainability Officer for the company's North ...

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New EU CO2 Plans Will Affect Heavy Industry

EU officials have acknowledged that a new plan to tighten greenhouse gas admissions will take a toll on the competiveness of some ...

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Know Your Supply Chain, Know Yourself

Despite demands by CEOs and marketing departments for greener operations, a surprising number of companies are not measuring the impact of their ...

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New California GHG Rules Affect Large Emitters, Supply Chains

The California Air Resources Board has passed mandatory reporting regulations that require annual reporting from the largest facilities in the state, ...

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U.S. Steel Proposes $1 Billion Environmental Upgrade

United States Steel Corporation is considering a $1 billion capital investment program at its Clairton plant coke making operation near ...

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U.S. Can Halve Emissions Without ‘Big Changes In Consumer Lifestyles’

The U.S. could reduce projected 2030 emissions of greenhouse gases by between one-third to one-half at manageable costs to the economy and ...

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U.S. Greenhouse Gas Emissions Down 1.5 percent In 2006

Total U.S. greenhouse gas emissions have dropped 1.5 percent. GHG emissions were 7,075.6 million metric tons carbon dioxide equivalent in ...

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IBM Turns Scrap Semiconductor Wafers Into Silicon For Solar Industry

IBM is repurposing scrap semiconductor wafers - thin discs of silicon material used to imprint patterns that make finished semiconductor chips for ...

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California Air Board Approves Measures To Reduce Emissions

The California Air Resources Board has approved six measures to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, according to the Sacramento Bee. The ...

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Alcan Releases Corporate Sustainability Report

Alcan has released its 2007 Corporate Sustainability Report, CSRWire reports. The report builds on the 2006 report with updated 2007 content, ...

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Japan Utilities, Steel Makers Buy UN Carbon Credits

Tokyo Electric Power and Nippon Steel are among more than 70 utilities and steel makers that have agreed to buy more United ...

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Steel Industry To Report CO2 Emissions

The steel industry has endorsed a global approach as the best way for steel to help address climate change, The International Iron ...

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CDP5: More Companies Address Climate Change Risk

Ninety-five percent of companies that consider climate change to present a commercial risk have implemented a GHG reduction program with a specific ...

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