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Adriana Trujillo

WWF, Unilever Partnering to Engage Consumers on Deforestation, Help Protect 1M Trees | ... - 0 views

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    WWF and Unilever have announced a one-year, international partnership to engage consumers in the fight against deforestation - one of the key drivers of climate change - with the goal of protecting a million trees. The partnership between the world's leading conservation organization and the consumer goods giant aims to raise awareness of the importance of forests to life on earth as well as the threats our forests face.
Adriana Trujillo

Amazon moves on renewables - after a push from Greenpeace | GreenBiz - 0 views

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    Just as it was being called out for using the dirtiest mix of energy among Internet giants, Amazon Web Services  announced this week a deal to build an 80-megawatt solar farm to power its east coast data centers. It will invest $150 million towards construction of a solar farm in Virginia where the majority of its data centers exist - and where the incumbent utility Dominion Virginia relies on fossil fuels for all but 2 percent of its generation. 
Adriana Trujillo

McDonald's Cage-Free Egg Move Doesn't Go Far Enough - Forbes - 0 views

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    McDonald's announcement that it would transition to using cage-free eggs in its food was designed to appeal to socially conscious consumers -- but the fast-food giant will need a more holistic approach to succeed, writes Phil Lempert. "Just using cage-free eggs in an Egg McMuffin ... really doesn't change much about the sandwich," he notes. 
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Monsanto Wants to Be the World's Greengrocer | Sustainable Brands - 0 views

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    Monsanto has set its sights on global vegetable dominance and its lead contender is Beneforté broccoli, which is described as "even more of a good thing." The agribusiness giant is hedging its enormous bets placed on a corn-and-soy-driven business as consumer demand for healthier and less processed foods assails CPGs in all food and beverage categories from soda to cereal.
Adriana Trujillo

ConAgra, Albertsons, Sodexo join fight to halve food waste | GreenBiz - 0 views

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    Some 252 food producers and restaurants have committed to reduce food waste. Along with green giants such asUnilever, they include 7-Eleven Stores and the Milwaukee Brewers. 
Adriana Trujillo

EU to Push for Carbon Neutrality by 2100 in Global Climate Deal - Bloomberg Business - 0 views

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    Some 252 food producers and restaurants have committed to reduce food waste. Along with green giants such asUnilever, they include 7-Eleven Stores and the Milwaukee Brewers. 
Adriana Trujillo

With Dow, Coca-Cola, Ocean Conservancy seeks to cap plastic pollution | GreenBiz - 0 views

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    Coca-Coca, Dow Chemical and a slew of other players are teaming up with the nonprofit giant to attack a problem that has been explored very little up to now. 
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Artificial colors, flavors to be nixed from General Mills cereals - StarTribune.com - 0 views

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    Cereal giant General Mills announced this week that it will no longer use artificial flavors and colors in its cereals. The company said it plans to phase in the changeover and complete it by the end of the year. "Consumers increasingly want the ingredient list for their cereal to look like what they pull out of their pantry," said Jim Murphy, president of General Mills' U.S. cereal business
Adriana Trujillo

ADM Bows to Shareholder Pressure, Commits to New Deforestation Policy - 1 views

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    Food and commodities giant ADM, which has reached over US$80 billion in revenues, says it will develop a no-deforestation policy in a move to source soy and palm oil more responsibly. The change occurred after a shareholder proposal, submitted by Green Century Capital Management and the New York State Common Retirement Fund, requested that ADM set quantitative goals for a reduction in supply chain impacts from deforestation....
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In Shift, Exxon Mobil to Report on Risks to Its Fossil Fuel Assets - NYTimes.com - 0 views

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    ExxonMobil is to become the first fossil-fuel giant to report on threats to its oil and gas assets due to possible future regulation of carbon emissions. The move won plaudits from clean-energy campaigners, who say fossil fuels will become economically unviable as governments tackle carbon emissions. "That the largest American oil and gas company is the first to come to the table on this issue says a lot about the direction that energy markets are taking," says Danielle Fugere, president of As You Sow
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Novelis 'Creating Value' by Increasing Closed-Loop Recycling, Reducing Carbon Emissions... - 0 views

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    Novelis' latest sustainability report shows the aluminum rolling and recycling giant making significant investments and strides to advance the circular economy and increase the sustainability of its business, the aluminum industry and its value chain. The report details the company's efforts to increase its recycling capacity and the recycled content of its products to 80% by 2020.
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ConAgra joins movement for deforestation-free palm oil | GreenBiz.com - 0 views

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    Large investors withdraw a shareowner resolution after the packaged food giant agrees to remove tree-cutting palm oil suppliers from its supply chain.
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10 companies making waves in water innovation | GreenBiz.com - 0 views

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    From industry giants thinking beyond freshwater to startups tackling the wastewater, here are the names to watch.
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Greenpeace: Tech Giants Still Using Hazardous Chemicals · Environmental Manag... - 0 views

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    Samsung, Sony and Panasonic are among the technology companies still using hazardous chemicals such as polyvinylchloride and brominated flame retardants in their products, according to a report by Greenpeace. While there has been some progress in recent years, the report shows that a number of leading consumer electronics companies are still continuing to use toxic chemicals in smartphones, televisions, tablets, computers and cables.
Adriana Trujillo

ConAgra Pledges Deforestation-Free Palm Oil · Environmental Management & Sust... - 0 views

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    ConAgra Foods is the latest food giant to agree to eliminate any palm oil supplier engaged in deforestation. The company made the commitment in response to a shareholder proposal filed by Green Century Capital Management and the New York State Common Retirement Fund.
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McDonald's to cut antibiotics for chicken sold in U.S. | GreenBiz - 0 views

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    Fast-food giant McDonald's today is announcing new standards for the chicken supplied to its 14,000 U.S. restaurants. While the company isn't going antibiotic-free, McDonald's plans within two years to sell only chicken "raised without antibiotics that are important to human medicine," according to a statement provided to GreenBiz.
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Tesla Promises New Battery Can Power Your Home, Power the Grid | Sustainable Brands - 0 views

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    Tesla founder Elon Musk has announced a new project that could get millions of people off the grid. Musk's increased interest in the emerging energy storage market has led to plans for a giant lithium-ion battery factory. Home and businesses owners could buy these battery systems for backup power or for managing solar electricity generation and use
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Lego, Shell 'Put Cash Before Kids, Environment' · Environmental Management & ... - 1 views

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    Lego is putting cash before kids and the environment, says a Greenpeace report that calls on the world's biggest toy company to stop making toys with Shell's branding. Greenpeace says the oil giant is threatening the Arctic and that Shell is using Lego to neutralize controversy over its climate impacts and plans to drill for oil in the Arctic.
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General Mills, Coke, KB Home Launch Campaign Urging Bolder Business Action to Conserve ... - 0 views

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    A coalition of companies with skin in the game - food and beverage giants General Mills, Driscoll's and Coca-Cola North America, Gap Inc., Symantec and home builder KB Home - are coming together to launch a new campaign urging companies to enact more aggressive measures to maximize California's local and state water resources.
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How McDonald's aims to serve up deforestation-free packaging | GreenBiz - 0 views

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    You've heard about sustainable beef, but the fast food giant is focusing its European supply chain sustainability efforts on packaging. 
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