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Thursday, 13 September 2007 |
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Woolworth, Australia's largest supermarket chain is marketing their tissue and paper products as environmentally responsible. Woolworth's is using a "Sustainable Forest Fibre" logo on its premium home brand "Select" range of tissue and paper products and claims they are "from a certified environmentally managed company that is environmentally, socially and economically responsible". |
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Wednesday, 12 September 2007 |
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In the past few months, the big IT companies have come out with major environmentally focused announcements: Yahoo launched it's Yahoo!Green, Apple began promoting its green practices and Hewlett-Packard launched it's climate initiative. Now, it's IBM's turn. IBM just announced that it would invest $1 billion a year to make data centers greener. |
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Tuesday, 11 September 2007 |
 | Kraft Foods has shown itself to be a leader with it's new focus on long term sustainable packaging. Recently, Kraft redesigned it's PET-based bottles for Kraft's Crystal Light and Fruit20 brands. The bottles are now 18 percent lighter and when Kraft has completed the introduction phase of the new bottles, it will reduce its PET usage by 8.7 million pounds per year. | |
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Tuesday, 11 September 2007 |
 | It is not only adults that are concerned with environmental and social issues. Teens, age 13-17 are showing their appreciation for the environement. A new report, "Green Teens: Reaching A Trendy, Engaged Audience Online," provided important figures that include that 38 per cent of all online teens admit concern for the environment, while 15 per cent are hardcore Green Teens. | |
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Monday, 10 September 2007 |
 | Large organizational change has always been difficult to implement however, by understanding the psychology of change management, corporations stand a better change in implementing the change successfully. |
To implement change in an organzation, you must remember that you are not only asking people to change how they behave at work but also how they think about work. This change in mind-set is sometimes the only way to improve a company's performance. |
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Thursday, 06 September 2007 |
 | Kim Jeffery, president and CEO of Nestle Waters North America, has written an opinion piece for Hearst Newspapers countering recent criticism of the bottled water industry. | |
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