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CO2 Reduction: Case Studies

Find out what other companies are doing to cut greenhouse gas emissions. Read More

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Common Elements Among Advanced Greenhouse Gas Management Programs

Cites the experiences of leading companies in a discussion on the challenges of establishing a climate change policy. Read More

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Climate Change Activities in the United States

Summarizes U.S. efforts to address climate change in both government and the private sector. Read More

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The New Business Climate — A Guide to Lower Carbon Emissions and Better Business Performance

Identifies strategic options for reducing CO2 emissions -- and positioning a business to thrive in a carbon-constrained world. Read More

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Down to Business on Climate Change: An Overview of Corporate Strategies

An overview of emerging business strategies to address climate change, focusing on engagement with international negotiations and the design and implementation of Kyoto mechanisms. Read More

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Capital Cycles and the Timing of Climate Change Policy

Aims to help policy-makers better understand the patterns of capital investment. Read More

McDonald’s Opens World’s First HFC-Free Restaurant

McDonald’s Denmark has opened the world’s first HFC-free restaurant in Denmark as part of a new initiative to help reduce the potential effects of climate change on the environment. Read More

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ClimateBiz 101

A brief summary of the scientific and political backdrop against which the field of climate management is taking shape, as well as an introduction to the structure and content of ClimateBiz. Read More

Sustainability Awards Recognize Industry Best Practices

Projects in five different categories were recently recognized by the Sustainable Buildings Industry Council as winning entries in its 2002 "Best Practice" Sustainability Awards program. This program recognizes innovation and excellence in market-ready "green" building and building-product design. Read More

The Business Case for Green Design

Today, hard numbers make sustainable design look good; soft costs make the picture even better. By Steven Morton Read More