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Sustainability & Corporate Social Responsibility: Page 143
‘Hydrogen Wars’ Pit Europe v. China for $700 Billion Business
Governments, energy giants, automobile companies and lobbying groups say hydrogen use is pivotal for cutting greenhouse gas emissions quickly enough to prevent the worst effects of climate change.
Cargill to Add Giant Sails to Cargo Ships to Curb Emissions
The initiative will improve the efficiency of whichever new fuels — from hydrogen to liquefied natural gas — are eventually adopted, the agricultural commodities giant says.
Port CEO Wants to Stop Food Rotting on Ships
One of the largest container port operators is calling on the shipping industry to tackle a growing yet often overlooked major environmental problem: spoiled food from hauling produce around the world.
The Case for Bringing Home American Manufacturing
The U.S. stands to profit from turning its manufacturing focus inward, rather than relying on imports.
Wind, Solar Are Cheapest Power Source in Most Places, Research Shows
Wind and solar power are the cheapest form of new electricity in most of the world today.
China's Big Fashion Problem: How to Recycle 26 Million Tons of Clothes
China throws away 26 million tons of clothes every year, less than 1% of which is reused or recycled.
Shippers Near Global Deal to Cut Greenhouse Gas Pollution
After two years of talks, almost 200 countries are nearing a legally-binding agreement to reduce pollution from the world’s cargo ships.
Watch: How Green Is the Digital Economy?
David Rejeski, visitor scholar at the Environmental Law Institute, describes efforts to obtain objective information about the “green” impacts of technological innovations such as blockchain, platform sharing and artificial intelligence.
Four Essentials for a Greener Fulfillment Strategy
From smart cartonization to last-mile delivery and beyond, supply chains offer fertile ground for new technologies to improve sustainability by trimming wasted fuel, materials and time.
How the Government Can Ramp Up Climate Tech Investment
Without new technologies, it will be impossible to rein in emissions from the most-carbon intensive sectors of the economy such as heavy industry and long-distance transport.
Cocoa Giant Can Now Trace Majority of Its Beans
Cocoa giant Olam International Ltd. can now trace the supply of the majority of the beans it buys, stepping up sustainability efforts as customers and governments increasingly want to know where food comes from and whether it was ethically produced.
Port of Rotterdam Pilot Uses AI Microgrid to Trade Renewables
The Port of Rotterdam is testing technology to manage and trade renewable energy consumption, finding the effort has already made a significant cost savings.
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