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GE, Intel, Ford Sit Atop Maplecroft Climate Innovation Index

Posted by Environmental Leader on 29/01/2010

GE sits on top of yet another ranking of sustainable companies, the Maplecroft Climate Innovation Index.GE also garnered the top ranking on a separate list of corporate climate leaders released this week.  The top five leaders in the Corporate Knights Global 100 list of large sustainable firms a ...

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Intel to undertake 2.5 MW worth of new solar power projects

Posted by AditiJ on 29/01/2010

Intel Corp. has taken a step toward achieving its 2012 goals related to water use, global-warming emissions, energy consumption, waste reduction and product energy efficiency. According to the companys new contracts, it will undertake 2.5 MW worth.

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GE Tops List of Most Sustainable Companies

Posted by Environmental Leader on 28/01/2010

Corporate Knights has announced its sixth annual Global 100 list of the most sustainable large corporations in the world at the World Economic Forum in Davos. The top five leaders in sustainability are General Electric, PG&E, Tnt Nv, H&M Hennes & Mauritz, and Nokia.The Global 100 incl ...

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Davos Roundup: Climate Deal is Dead, Long Live Big Oil

Posted by Environmental Leader on 28/01/2010

As world leaders gather to discuss economic problems during the Davos talks, energy execs are calling for a new peak in oil production, and others cite bleak hope for any global climate deal.Davos, a Swiss ski resort, is the location of the World Economic Forum, which runs through Jan. 31.At a di ...

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Hoge to Chair Human Rights Watch Board

Posted by Human Rights Watch on 24/01/2010

(New York) The distinguished journalist and editor James F. Hoge Jr. will take over the chairmanship of Human Rights Watch in October, Human Rights Watch said today. Hoge, currently editor of Foreign Affairs magazine, will become the fourth board chair in Human Rights Watchs 32 years. read more ...

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