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Making it Happen: Sustainability in Adhesives Production

3BL Media

Henkel’s vision to become climate-positive in operations by 2030 begins with a strong focus on the company’s production sites. Throughout its long history , Henkel developed innovative products and manufacturing processes that save resources and cut waste. Note: Compared with 2010 baseline. SOURCE: Henkel.

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The rise of the chief sustainability officer

Corporate Knights

By 2010, household products giant Unilever had developed a “Sustainable Living Plan” geared to reducing the company’s environmental footprint. The 10-year plan cut carbon dioxide production in Unilever’s manufacturing by 75% and reduced manufacturing waste by 96%. Ikea’s sustainability is wide-ranging.

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Snow, Climate Change and the Olympic Winter Games

3BL Media

Vancouver 2010, Sochi 2014 and PyeongChang 2018 all relied partially on manufactured snow. With climate change impacting temperatures across the globe, sport – like many other fields – is increasingly affected by it, both in winter and in summer. Man-made snow has been used at previous Olympic Winter Games.

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Climate Talks - Episode 05: Counting Carbon

3BL Media

Emissions are created to manufacture the fertilizer used by the farm to grow the coffee beans. How can we work to make climate-friendly low-emissions alternatives available to all, through access to clean energy and climate positive products and services? How much energy was used to manufacture this product?

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From Net Zero to Net Positive

Sustainable Round Table

They would all likely agree that professors David Lubin and Dan Esty were correct in 2010 when they wrote in the Harvard Business Review that “sustainability is a megatrend” that creates a “strategic imperative” in a manner similar to the IT and Quality revolutions.

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From Net Zero to Net Positive

Sustainable Round Table

They would all likely agree that professors David Lubin and Dan Esty were correct in 2010 when they wrote in the Harvard Business Review that “sustainability is a megatrend” that creates a “strategic imperative” in a manner similar to the IT and Quality revolutions.