How Sustainability Efforts Fall Apart
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Corporate structure and culture often derail companies' best intentions. Here's how to overcome these common pitfalls ..read more
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Growing Green: Three Smart Paths to Developing Sustainable Products
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Most companies know that they need to be greening their offerings-if not to gain advantage, then simply to keep up. In this article the authors offer ..read more
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How Board Members Really Feel About ESG, from Deniers to True Believers
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2w ago
According to conversations with 25 directors ..read more
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The $300 House: The Energy Challenge
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Editor’s note: This post is one in an occasional series on Vijay Govindarajan’s and Christian Sarkar’s idea to create a scalable housing solution for the world’s poor. Each post will examine the challenge from a different perspective, including design, technology, urban planning and more. Today, Bob Freling examines the energy challenge. The $300 House: The ..read more
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What’s Your Company’s Water Footprint?
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2w ago
Last year we heard a chorus of “water is the new oil,” including a memorable BusinessWeek cover depicting oil baron T. Boone Pickens knee-deep in H20. This year the cry is “water is the new carbon” in response to a heightened awareness that resources such as water are more critical and valuable to a company’s ..read more
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2009: The Year of Light Green
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2w ago
It’s always fun to predict what’s going to happen. The risk of being spectacularly wrong is very high, but that’s what makes the exercise so entertaining. ‘Tis the season for dwelling, quickly, on what we’ve learned this year — de-leveraging is really painful and when gas prices are high, people want smaller cars — and ..read more
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Circular Supply Chains Are More Sustainable. Why Are They So Rare?
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2w ago
What companies can learn from successful recycling efforts ..read more
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The HBR List: Breakthrough Ideas for 2010
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2w ago
When the business community supports an idea, change can happen fast. HBR’s annual ideas collection, compiled in cooperation with the World Economic Forum, offers 10 fresh solutions we believe would make the world better. Ranging from productivity boosting to nation building, from health care to hacking, any of the ideas presented in the following pages ..read more
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Your Company's Next Leader on Climate Is...the CFO
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3w ago
Changes in tools, teams, regulations, and markets are putting sustainability in the hands of the finance department ..read more
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The New Business of Garbage
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3w ago
In this era of globalization, countries find themselves increasingly competing with each other for a share of trade, investment, and tourism. Country brands provide an opportunity for creativity and differentiation: Spain, India and New Zealand, for example, all successfully built brands that greatly boosted local tourism. Moving forward, country brands — just like corporate brands ..read more
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