28 July, 2008
Innovation has been one of the EU’s main priorities in the last ten years. There have been several high-level reports under the Barroso commission (the most well-known being the famous Esko Aho report). So why is it that the real innovators are in the US, China and the Middle East? Where are the European leaders… » read more
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Corporate sustainability, Eco-competitiveness, Green Business |
11 January, 2008
As one of the world’s biggest economic sectors, banks should play a leading role in the mitigation and adaptation actions needed to stop global warming. But a new report presented on 9 January by CERES, a US-based coalition of investors and environmental groups, shows that the banking sector’s climate actions to date are only “the… » read more
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Business and climate change, Corporate sustainability, Global Warming |
25 September, 2007
According to the fifth annual Carbon Disclosure Project report, computer maker Hewlett-Packard, Spanish utility company Iberdrola and English mining giant Rio Tinto are the world’s business leaders in reporting on their climate change exposure. The Carbon Disclosure Project is a cooperation of over 300 institutional investors who evaluate the risks companies face as a result… » read more
Posted by Willy De Backer
22 April, 2007
Since it launched its Ecomagination campaign in May 2005, General Electric (GE) has managed to catapult itself on to the list of forward-thinking “green” corporate giants. So when Lorraine Bolsinger, GE’s Mrs. Ecomagination herself visited Brussels this week, it seemed like an excellent opportunity to witness first hand whether her presentation would convince me that… » read more
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