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Sustainability & Corporate Social Responsibility: Page 177
Audi Recalls 5,000 Diesel Cars to Fix Emissions Control Software
Audi is recalling almost 5,000 cars in Europe for a software fix after discovering they emitted too much nitrogen oxide, the polluting gas that parent Volkswagen (VOWG_p.DE) concealed from U.S. regulators in its devastating 2015 "dieselgate" scandal.
Apple's Supply Chain Draws Criticism for Performance, but Praise for Sustainability
Two recent studies report varying performance levels in Apple's supply chain: Bloomberg argues that it's lost its mojo, but Greenpeace rates the tech giant as a sustainability pioneer.
Q&A: Aligning Water Goals With Fiscal Responsibility
Sustainability and profitability go hand-in-hand at Cox Enterprises, a $20bn company headquartered in Atlanta with major subsidiaries in the communications, media and automotive industries.
Green Age Kicks: How Ethical Trainers Won the Fashion Seal of Approval
It seems that the fashion industry has finally woken up. Gucci's scrapping fur; Russian entrepreneur Miroslava Duma is investing $500m in sustainable innovations in textiles, such as leather that can be grown in a lab and silk spun by spiders.
Nestlé, Hershey and Mars Broke Promises Over Palm Oil Use, Watchdog Says
Nestlé, Mars and Hershey were accused of breaking pledges to stop using "conflict palm oil" from deforested Indonesian jungles just days before the annual Halloween confectionery frenzy.
Building Offshore Wind Turbines in Port Saves Money, Research Shows
University of Delaware researchers have developed a new method for constructing offshore wind farms and proven that it is cheaper, faster and could make possible offshore wind deployment at a scale and pace able to keep up with the region's scheduled retirements of nuclear and coal-fired power plants.
Daimler Steals Tesla's Thunder With Heavy-Duty Electric Truck
Daimler AG is jumping the gun on Tesla Inc. by showing off a battery-powered heavy-duty truck weeks before the California electric-carmaker's own planned unveiling, in a sign of the growing rivalry between the companies.
China Tells Global Companies to Start Taking Care of Workers
Chinese President Xi Jinping emerged from last week's Communist Party Congress radiating more power than a supernova. He also may have shifted the corporate terrain by presenting a new economic vision in which rising living standards take primacy over high-speed growth.
Rabobank, UN Launch $1Bn Fund to Boost Sustainable Farming
Rabobank NA is launching with the United Nations $1bn in financing for farmers to transition to more sustainable practices as food companies and consumers are demanding more supply chain transparency.
World's First Floating Wind Farm Starts Production
Hywind Scotland, the first floating wind farm in the world, has started to deliver electricity to the Scottish grid.
China Shuts Down Thousands of Factories in Unprecedented Pollution Crackdown
In the gritty industrial town of Yiwu, workers prepare jeans to be dyed in a vivid range of colors.
Fueling the Future With Seaweed
Researchers at the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI) are working on a project designed to show that homes and vehicles could be powered by fuel made from seaweed grown at large-scale offshore farms.
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