Sustainability 
At Disney and Other Companies, CFOs Help Drive Sustainability(0)
A growing number of chief financial officers are increasingly involved in environmental and social initiatives that not long ago were totally divorced from their company’s income statements or balance sheets. At The Walt Disney Company, CFO Jay Rasulo says combining corporate citizenship with financial oversight “allows us to integrate our work in citizenship with the other financial strengths of the company. And if I’m successful in doing that, I believe I’ll actually create even more value for our shareholders.”
Full Story»FedEx, UPS Delivery Fleets Get Greener
Package delivery companies like FedEx and UPS have come a long way in a relatively short time regarding sustainability,optimizing their choices of modes and otherwise streamlining energy use.
Beer Brewers for Clean Water
In April 2013 the non-profit Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC) brought together two dozen nationally respected craft beer brewers to launch the Brewers for Clean Water Campaign, which aims to leverage the economic growth of the craft brewing sector into a powerful voice for bolstering clean water protection in theUnited States.
What Is ‘Greenwashing’?
In essence, greenwashing involves falsely conveying to consumers that a given product, service, company or institution factors environmental responsibility into its offerings and/or operations.
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- The “Production Tax Credit” for Renewal Energy Development.
- Getting Ready for Earth Day 2013
- The Environmental Justice Movement – 30 Years Later
- Assessing McDonald’s Performance on Sustainability
- John Mackey’s ‘Conscious Capitalism’: ‘Simply a Better Way to Do Business’
- Has Recycling Lived Up to Its Promises?

