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Supply chain

As Chinese emissions overtake the US can business solve the problem?

China's emissions may be soaring but Western firms have to recognise that it is their supply chains that have fuelled much of this pollution

clock 20 June 2007 • 4 min read

Supply chain

Should firms name and shame polluting partners?

It would take a brave company to name suppliers who failed to meet environmental standards, but such an approach would provide a clear incentive for green business models

clock 25 May 2007 • 5 min read

Workplace

New report insists home working is green

Report concludes that avoiding the daily commute leads to a net reduction in carbon emissions

clock 18 May 2007 •

Facilities

How design software can lay green building foundations

Phil Bernstein of design software specialist Autodesk explains how modelling software and pre-fab homes will play a critical role in the construction of greener buildings

clock 17 May 2007 •

Procurement

Procurement professionals must drive green sourcing success

Mike Arenth of spend management software specialist Ariba argues that basic procurement management principles should be applied to drive green sourcing strategies.

clock 16 May 2007 •

Workplace

The power of displays

We all know a picture is worth a thousand words, but according to Amy Sims visual displays can be worth even more to your firm's environmental strategy.

clock 27 April 2007 • 4 min read

Workplace

Surveys uncover slow progress of the green workplace

Studies reveal majority of firms still failing to implement effective green working practices

clock 07 March 2007 • 2 min read

Facilities

Autodesk measures sustainable architecture

Green Index assesses sustainability of design and construction methods

clock 15 February 2007 •

Workplace

The digital home: green living or eco-disaster?

It is unclear if Bill Gates plans for a server home will lead to increased demand for power or usher in the intelligent home technologies needed to cut energy use

clock 06 February 2007 •

Workplace

Cornwall aims to be big winner in green revolution

The South West county is offering incentives and support as it seeks to establish itself as a green business hub

clock 04 January 2007 •
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