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Levi’s Launches Sustainable-Cotton Jeans

As one of the largest denim producers in the world, Levi Strauss & Co. wanted to make a difference in people’s lives that extended beyond fashion. As part of this strategy, the company is releasing 2 million pairs of jeans…

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Shell close to agreement on bribery case

Shell is close to reaching a settlement with the United States in a bribery case in Nigeria. It is expected that the Anglo-Dutch oil company will receive a 30 million dollar fine. Shell has been charged with the large-scale bribery…

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Facebook Gives Green Light to Swedish Data Center

Has Facebook finally caved to Greenpeace's demands? The social network giant has for the past 18 months been embroiled in an ongoing battle with environmental activists over Facebook's data center expansion plans. Greenpeace wants Facebook to adopt 100 percent renewable…

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Une usine de panneaux solaires au Kenya

La première usine de fabrication de panneaux solaires d’Afrique centrale et de l’Est a ouvert ses portes au Kenya. "Il était temps", s'exclame John Wambua, jardinier. Il est impatient d'avoir accès à  une technologie solaire à  prix abordable. "Je n’ai…

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McDonald’s Joins Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil

McDonald's Corporation (NYSE: MCD) today announced its membership in the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO). This membership represents significant progress in the company's commitment to source palm oil only from RSPO member companies by the end of this year,…

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The Patagonia model shows how less can lead to more

The outdoor clothing company is putting sustainability ahead of profit and asking consumers to 'buy less'. It's a bold strategy, but also a smart way of doing business. Consumers account for over 60% of GDP in both the UK and…

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Sustainable palm oil: Nestlé supply deal may be a game changer

A recent decision by food giant Nestlé to re-instate a previously banned palm oil supplier on sustainability grounds may help make the business case for more sustainable palm oil. Alex Wilson reports. Mid-September 2011 was a significant moment in the…

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Life Cycle Assessment in business Conference 2011

[avniR] LCA in business Conference 2011. 3-4 November 2011, Espace International, Lille, France, Two days of co-learning between business, local authorities, researchers and experts around life cycle assessment in order to: Learn the latest in LCA trends, Anticipate future evolutions…

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La cigarette fait un tabac en Afrique

Les nuages de nicotine ne s’arràªtent pas aux frontières. à€ mesure qu’elle s’estompe dans le ciel d’une Europe presque hypocondriaque, la fumée des cigarettes plane sur le continent africain. Si l’Afrique n’est traditionnellement pas grande consommatrice, elle fait aujourd’hui l’objet…

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Wal-Mart and Women: Skeptics Question New Initiative

Last week, Wal-Mart announced the latest component of its relatively successful campaign to shift its image from corporate villain to socially responsible role model. The company promised that it would double its business with women-owned contractors and suppliers in the…

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