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Supply chain

Mattel agrees to $12m pay out over toxic toys

"If retailers want to extend their supply chains into China, then they have to be willing to spend more money to ensure that their products are safe"

clock 17 December 2008 •

Procurement

Big Apple expands green procurement programme

Only the greenest computers and cars good enough for New York State government

clock 16 December 2008 • 1 min read

Facilities

Eat, drink and be greener

Cafeterias and kitchens are the biggest energy consumers in most offices and yet offer some of the simplest ways of cutting utility bills. Sarah Fister Gale investigates some of the companies cooking up a greener approach to catering

clock 16 December 2008 • 8 min read

Supply chain

Marshalls paves out route towards carbon labelling future

Company becomes first in the UK to provide easily comparable carbon labels on entire product range

clock 16 December 2008 • 2 min read

Investment

Online carbon calculator counts up major investment

Venture capitalists plough seven figure sum into AMEE calculator and set sights on US expansion

clock 12 December 2008 • 1 min read

Technology

The negawatt versus the megawatt

Gary Parke, chief executive of energy services firm Evolve Energy, makes the case for energy efficiency as the "fifth fuel"

clock 10 December 2008 • 5 min read

Procurement

Greenpeace calls on retailers to do more to tackle over-fishing

New report claims supermarkets continuing to stock species on threatened " red list"

clock 09 December 2008 • 2 min read

Workplace

Brewery giant reduces water and energy use

New technologies developed to capture CO2 and use waste water to provide renewable energy

clock 08 December 2008 • 2 min read

Workplace

Wal-Mart launches green jobs council

Retailer wants to encourage creation of green collar jobs throughout its supply chain

clock 05 December 2008 • 1 min read

Facilities

How to... Create change in a conservative culture

When change-resistant companies begin hearing green ideas, they start seeing red flags. So how do you go about selling sustainability to a conservative business? Anna Clark investigates

clock 04 December 2008 • 8 min read
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