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Sustainability & Corporate Social Responsibility: Page 208
Ford to Add 13 Electrified Vehicles to Its Lineup By 2020
Ford is investing an additional $4.5bn in electrified vehicle solutions by 2020 as well as changing how the company develops vehicle experiences for customers.
Slow Down! Putting the Brakes on Fast Fashion
Today's fashion industry is obsessed with getting product to store shelves quickly, changing out assortments constantly, and charging rock-bottom prices. But there's a price to be paid for that behavior.
Fifty European Airports Scheduled to Be Carbon-Neutral By 2030
At the recent COP21 climate change discussions in Paris, the European airport industry committed to raising the number of carbon-neutral airports in Europe to 50 by the year 2030.
By 2024, Sales of Vehicles Powered by Fuel Cells Could Top 228,000, Study Finds
Annual sales of fuel cell vehicles, both passenger cars and buses, are expected to exceed 228,000 by 2024, according to a report from Navigant Research.
Green America Creates Center for Sustainability Solutions
Green America, an organization promoting sustainable economic activities, has created a Center for Sustainability Solutions.
Lower Operating Costs Said to Be Greatest Benefit of 'Green Building'
The building industry is rapidly developing new technology to manage emissions and improve energy efficiency and water management, while also lowering operating expenses.
Colombian Manufacturer Teams With Truckers to Drive Down Carbon Emissions
Companies often collaborate with suppliers and customers to reduce the carbon footprint of their freight operations. Colombian manufacturer Corona and the Center for Latin-American Logistics Innovation (CLI), based in Bogotá, Colombia, have teamed up with another important logistics player to lower carbon emissions: the truck driver community.
How to Motivate Your Supplier to Enforce Human Rights
Corporations pay lip service to enforcing human rights and fair working conditions in offshore factories. But the deaths and injuries continue.
Drought-weary California Businesses, Consumers Await Debut of Desalination Plant
Four years into California's historic drought, a $1bn desalination plant is being built by Poseidon Water. The Carlsbad Desalination Project, 12 years in the making, will convert up to 56 million gallons of seawater daily into drinking water for San Diego County. It's the state's first major desalination plant and it could be an answer to the drought, which plagues much of the Western US.
Will A Paris Summit Yield Green Results?
Inevitable, irreversible and irresistible. That's how some environmental experts view the coming of "the low-carbon economy."
Without Government Support, Is There Wind in Renewable Energy's Sails?
In 2016, the U.S. will learn if renewable energy can survive without government support. The most significant tax credit for solar power will expire at the end of 2016, and the biggest one for wind already has.
U.S., Canada Tighten On-the-Road Emission Tests for Diesel Cars
Concerned that cheating on vehicle emissions could be prevalent across the automobile industry, regulators in the United States and Canada are significantly expanding their on-the-road emissions tests to cover all makes and models of diesel cars.
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