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How Nespresso gambled on reviving coffee in South Sudan
Nespresso has launched the first coffee to be exported from the new country of South Sudan. Here, local coffee farmers on the ground.
To Thrive, Your Company Needs a Soul – Find It in Volunteer Service
In my 25-plus-year career, one thing has become abundantly clear to me. Companies with an engaged employee base are the companies that tend to thrive.
Delivering Value: Republic Services Opens New Wastewater Treatment Plant
Republic Services’ Conestoga Landfill in Morgantown, PA recently hosted a ribbon cutting grand opening event for the site’s newly completed $15-million waste water treatment plant. The plant is one of only three nationwide for Republic and took nearly four years to design and build. Fully in operation since April 2015, the plant utilizes cutting edge technology to provide the latest in environmental protection in the processing of waste water.
GM Dealers Test the Waters of Environmental Education
General Motors dealers are getting their feet wet in environmental science as a part of the company’s growing watershed education program.
All Climate Change is Local
When world leaders gather in Paris in December to negotiate a global agreement on climate change, they will have a powerful ally standing behind them and urging them onward: mayors.
Singapore Adopts RoHS-Like Directive
The trend towards supply chain transparency is not only growing and evolving within areas already implementing regulations, but it is also expanding into new regions. While many in the European Union saw the good that the RoHS directive was doing, others around the world quickly began to take notice.
Secretary Kerry and UN Special Envoy Bloomberg Welcome International Mayors for Our Cities, Our Climate
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry and Michael R. Bloomberg, U.N. Secretary-General’s Special Envoy for Cities and Climate Change, will welcome mayors from major global cities to the State Department at 12:30 p.m. on October 8 for the “Our Cities, Our Climate” working sessions and luncheon.
Obama Gets Personal on Climate Change
The climate change movement took a powerful leap in 2012, when Bill McKibben identified a single enemy for climate activists to battle: the fossil fuel industry. He painted that industry as what branding experts would call “black hats,” referring to old Westerns where the bad guys were so identified, in direct contrast to the white-hat’d good guys, which would be McKibben and his followers.