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Green Print and Packaging Materials – More Than Recycle, Reuse, Renew

October 22, 2008September 15, 2010 by Jeff Salisbury

What is green printing really all about? When we think green printing the terms “recycled,” “FSC Certified,” and “soy inks” come to mind, but is that all there is? One ton of recycled paper still consumes up to four trees, 18,000 BTU’s of energy, creates up to two tons of ... Read more »

JC Penney Installing Solar Panels, Wind Turbines

August 13, 2008August 20, 2008 by Paul Nastu

JC Penney is planning solar and wind power projects that will supply electricity to 10 stores and one distribution center. The retailer has also announced plans to get at least 200 stores Energy Star certified. The rooftop installations will provide a long-term energy hedge for nearly 25 percent of the ... Read more »

Companies That Report Sustainability Data Enjoy Higher Gross Margins

June 11, 2008June 11, 2008 by Paul Nastu

Companies that report sustainability data generally experience higher gross margins and return on sales, higher return on assets, and stronger cash flow and rising shareholder return, according to a recent report, “The Food, Beverage, and Consumer products Industry – Achieving Superior Financial Performance in a Challenging Economy – 2008,” from ... Read more »

Supply Chain Managers Are Architecting A Green Future

June 5, 2008September 15, 2010 by Jhana Senxian

All along the supply chain, costs are skyrocketing and competition is intensifying. The focus on sustainability-focused supply chain strategies allows companies to combine a muscular set of strategic and tactical actions and processes aimed at optimizing overall business, environmental, and social performance. In fact, a green-optimized supply chain has become ... Read more »

JCPenney Releases First CSR Report

June 4, 2008 by Paul Nastu

During the first year of a four-year energy awareness campaign, JCPenney says it saved enough energy to fuel 55 of its stores for one month, according to the company’s first CSR report. JCPenney says it is investing more than $30 million to install or improve its heating, ventilation, air conditioning ... Read more »

JCPenney First To Earn Retail Store Energy Star Label

October 30, 2007October 4, 2009 by Paul Nastu

Four JCPenney stores are the first retail buildings in the country to earn the Energy Star label for superior energy efficiency and environmental performance. Compared to similar stores nationwide, the JCPenney stores collectively spend almost a quarter of $1 million less per year on energy, and avoid over 3 million pounds of carbon dioxide per year, equal to the greenhouse

Green Print and Packaging Materials – More Than Recycle, Reuse, Renew

JC Penney Installing Solar Panels, Wind Turbines

Companies That Report Sustainability Data Enjoy Higher Gross Margins

Supply Chain Managers Are Architecting A Green Future

JCPenney Releases First CSR Report

JCPenney First To Earn Retail Store Energy Star Label

Taking the first step: why verify and what to expect?

Environmental Justice: What it Means for Your Company and How to Prepare

From EHS to ESG: How Do I Get There (And Why Should I Care?)

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Successful US Water Management Strategies 2020

Implementing an Advanced Corporate Climate Strategy

Monitoring and Reporting on Air Emissions for Regulators and the Real World

Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) eBook

Understanding PFAS Sources and Current Regulatory Advances

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A Guide to Identifying, Financializing and Implementing Facility Optimization Projects

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