Sustainability: Navigating Corporate Risk

March 30th, 2010 by Julie Urlaub
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Sustainability: Navigating Corporate Risk
With unfulfilling commitments concluding in Copenhagen and follow-up conversations expected to continue into the immediate future, the world has become increasing aware of the impacts of global emissions have on climate change.  Despite varying views and beliefs, the long-term outcome of these discussions will almost certainly change the face business. The rapid growth in global environmental...

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Importance of Fair Trade

March 24th, 2010 by Julie Urlaub
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Importance of Fair Trade
Fair trade is a term used frequently in sustainable living circles but like many “green” words, there tends to be confusion as to its meaning.  Fair trade is a sustainability concept and is an alternative way of doing business – one that builds equitable, long-term partnerships between consumers in North America and producers in developing regions. ...

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Sustainability and Worksite Wellness: What’s the Connection?

March 10th, 2010 by Julie Urlaub
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Sustainability and Worksite Wellness: What’s the Connection?
Because most adults spend most of their waking hours at work, a sustainable working environment is critical.  The work site, organizational culture and working environment are powerful influences on behavior.   Wellness programs have been uses as instruments to address weight reduction, reduced stress levels, improved physical fitness, health, and well being.  They may include fitness,...

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