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Sustainability & Corporate Social Responsibility: Page 211
DuPont Reportedly Scores Highest Among Chemical Companies Striving to Lower Carbon Footprint
DuPont leads the chemical industry in preparing for a low-carbon economy, according to CDP's latest quarterly sector research report.
How Health and Safety Cuts in UK Could Affect Rest of the World
The British Health and Safety Executive (HSE) are putting in motion plans that will change Britain's role in world manufacturing, for better or for worse. In its annual report, HSE proudly announced that they had removed 84 per cent of their regulations without compromising on safety. Depending on how you interpret the statistics, this has either made the UK a much stronger player in international trade or has taken the UK two steps backwards.
MiX Telematics Brings In-Cab Monitoring to the U.S.
MiX Telematics, a provider of fleet and mobile asset-management tools, is now offering its in-cab monitoring system, MiX Vision, in the U.S.
Tradeshift Partners With EcoVadis on Supplier Sustainability
Tradeshift, provider of a supplier-collaboration platform, has partnered with EcoVadis, creator of a collaborative platform for assigning supplier sustainability ratings in global supply chains.
Reports Put Spotlight on Supply Chain Sustainability Efforts, Opportunities
Eliminating supply chain risk is the primary driver for sustainability initiatives and industry collaboration is the biggest opportunity according to a recent report published by Ethical Corporation titled "Sustainable Supply Chain Trends 2015." The report features insight from 415 CSR and supply chain professionals primarily based in Europe, North America and Asia Pacific.
Natural Gas Stations Predicted to Reach Almost 39,000 Over Next 10 Years
The total number of global natural gas refueling stations is expected to grow from 23,001 in 2015 to 38,887 in 2025, according to a Navigant Research report.
Why Natural Gas Isn't the Instant Solution to Truck Pollution
So you think natural gas is the answer to reducing pollution from commercial trucks? Not so fast.
Consortium Claims Progress in Improving Ability to Recycle Flexible Packaging
Axion Consulting, Dow Chemical, Nestlé, Unilever and other global companies say they have made "significant" progress in a project that aims to improve the recyclability of flexible packaging.
Shipping Industry Not Doing Enough to Reduce Emissions, Report Says
A new report released by the Global Commission on the Economy and the Climate identifies 10 key economic opportunities that could close up to 96 percent of the gap between business-as-usual emissions and the level needed to limit dangerous climate change. Shipping is on the list.
Supply Chain Quality: Challenges and Benefits
Alaska Airlines Says It's Cutting One Ton of CO2 Every Time It Lands at Sea-Tac International
Alaska Airlines says it is on track to save 87 gallons of fuel, shorten flight times by about nine minutes and reduce carbon emissions by nearly 1 metric ton, every time one of its planes land at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport using new, operations-enhancing Federal Aviation Administration procedures designed by Boeing.
Airline to Pilot Use of Biofuels to Fly Passenger Aircraft
Sometime this summer, a United Airlines flight will take off from Los Angeles International Airport bound for San Francisco using fuel generated from farm waste and oils derived from animal fats.
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