Apple moves towards greener Chinese supply chain, report says

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Apple moves towards greener Chinese supply chain, report says
By Linda Greer

Though environmental issues still need serious attention, there’s progress in the IT sector, according to a local NGO.

The World Resources Institute releases a tool for a comprehensive look at global water risk.

A new study concludes that major oil companies meeting international climate goals could lose 60 percent of their value.

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A closer look behind the walls of product transparency
By Tish Tablan and Stacy Glass

It’s not as easy as it may seem for a manufacturer to disclose to the public a complete list of all product ingredients.

Honeywell and Opower team up on smart energy
By Derek Top

A trial with Pacific Gas & Electric tests consumer acceptance of cloud-connected thermostats and demand response programs.…Read More

How to make recycling work for your business
By Brent Batliner

For some companies’ recycling programs, unique waste streams require unique solutions.

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Can smart buildings be catalysts for a second term White House agenda?
By Casey Talon

Improving energy efficiency in U.S. buildings by just 10 percent could reduce national energy costs by $20 billion. Is Obama’s second term a new opportunity to create policy change? …Read More

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