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The company recently received approval for science-based targets to cut its Scope 1 and Scope 2 GHG emissions by half and Scope 3 by 20 percent.
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Hiring practices, wage policies and affordable, quality products that meet the needs of low-income populations can influence this unrelenting social issue.
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Electronics companies including Dell and a U.N. program seek to curb the escalating problem.
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Apple's China scandal demonstrates why companies need to do more to ensure the health of factory workers making their products. Here's how some manufacturers are netting returns from investing in women's health.
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by Marc Gunther
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Following a big commitment from PepsiCo, the global brewing giant today is announcing a partnership with General Electric to cut the water and energy needed to produce its beers in China.
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The company today has announced a comprehensive partnership with the Chinese government to help spread the use of high-tech irrigation, fertilization and crop management techniques, as part of its ongoing efforts to reduce global water use.
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Renewed pressure on Apple over pollution shows that green activists in the developing world could transform attitudes to supply chain management in the IT industry.
by Erica Gies
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The donut-and-ice-cream retailer publishes its first CSR report, Chinese car buyers took home 14 million cars in 2010 -- but just one Prius -- and more in our morning roundup.
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China expects to reach an important solar milestone by the end of the, shipping companies support the White House's new big-rig fuel rules, and more in today's early roundup.
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Economics, sustainability and reputation are among the top reasons that a number of US-based companies are starting to bring manufacturing jobs back home.
by Eric Lowitt
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Despite fierce opposition to 'Frankenfoods' in Europe and elsewhere, fields full of genetically modified foods sprouting up around the world. Are GMOs a solution to the food crisis, or another environmental disaster in the making?
by Marc Gunther