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Exxon vs Obama

The biggest oil company in the world is also the most resistant to the shift to green energy. The White House seems determined to make Exxon Mobil’s life miserable. One afternoon earlier this year, Rex ­Tillerson, the chairman and CEO…

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Philips jumps, Dell sinks in green electronics ranking

Hewlett-Packard, Lenovo and Dell have all lost points and Philips and Apple are among the companies jumping up the latest Greenpeace green electronics ranking that was published on Tuesday. The ranking, which is published every quarter, scores the world's largest…

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Latest Cola Wars Skirmish: Battle for the Greenest Vending Machines

Vending machine purchases often elicit feelings of guilt about the sugar and fat contents of soda and candy, but rarely about the greenhouse gas emissions of the machine itself. Soda vendors know, though, that their machines use hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs)--potent greenhouse…

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P&G Ups 2012 Green Product Sales Target To $50 Billion

The Procter & Gamble Company (P&G) has significantly increased its 2012 sustainability goals. New targets include the development of at least $50 billion in cumulative sales of “sustainable innovation products” (SIP), up from the original target of $20 billion in…

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Campagne de vaccination contre la pneumonie au Rwanda

Kigali, Rwanda - Les officiels sanitaires rwandais et le Fonds des Nations unies pour l'enfance (UNICEF) ont procédé, mardi à  Kigali, au lancement d'une campagne nationale de vaccination contre la pneumonie chez les enfants de moins de 5 ans, marquée…

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Coca-Cola commits US$30 million for clean water in Africa

The Coca-Cola company announced today a US $30 million commitment over the next six years to provide access to safe drinking water to communities throughout Africa.The funding which will be dished through the company's Replenish Africa Initiative (RAIN) and implemented…

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IBM Upping the Ante in Water Management

Computing giant IBM is looking into business possibilities for selling equipment and technology to manage fresh water supplies. IBM announced its plans March 16 at the World Water Forum in Istanbul, Turkey. Among other things, the company will help conserve…

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