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Nov 02 2010

Beyond Capitol Hill: Engaging with Environmental Regulators

On October 28, 2010, we collaborated with the Whitman Strategy Group to present a webinar about the benefits of proactively engaging with environmental regulators.  The speaker was Governor Christine Todd Whitman, president of the Whitman Strategy Group. Gov. Whitman served as Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency from 2001-2003 and was a two-term governor of [...]

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Sep 29 2010

What Makes Green Teams Effective: Free Report

Sabre Holdings recently commissioned a report (published in July 2010), on employee “green teams” in an attempt to understand what makes these teams effective.  A lot has been written about best practices in this area but this report (“Generating Sustainable Value:  Moving Beyond Green Teams to Transformation Collaboratives“) provides an excellent summary of the four [...]

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Sep 27 2010

P&G Announces Sustainability Vision – Specific 10-Year Goals

This morning, P&G announced its broad-sweeping long-term vision for sustainability.  It’s refreshing to see a large, public company follow the lead of industry pioneers like privately held Interface and attempt to take a very long-term view.  CEO, Bob McDonald, outlined the company’s vision to ultimately get to 100% renewable energy, zero waste, 100% recycled materials [...]

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Jul 15 2010

Sustainability Communications Blunder #2 – Failure to Quantify

Failure to Quantify Performance If you want your sustainability communications to be credible, quantify as much as possible.  This means you should try to quantify your targets as well as your performance.  How much was emitted, consumed or sent to landfill?  How much was recycled or restored?  How do you expect this to change in [...]

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Jun 03 2010

Control Over Your Sustainability Messages

Sustainability gets communicated to the marketplace and your company’s stakeholders through many avenues.  We can think of these along a spectrum.  Just as with typical marketing communications, on the left end of this spectrum, company executives have less control or influence and there’s a progression from that to the other end of the spectrum where [...]

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May 29 2010

Choosing a GHG Accounting Tool

I spend a lot of time considering  the ways in which companies communicate their sustainability efforts.  But before communication comes  data.   It can be challenging  for an organization to decide what environmental data to collect, and then how to analyze and convey it.   Also daunting is the choice of a  mechansm to collect and store the information:   A spreadsheet?  Collaboration tools?  [...]

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May 17 2010

Sustainability Reporting Grows Up

SAP has just released its 2009 sustainability report, and it’s a game changer.  This is more than a report.  It’s an interactive,  experiential site with great visual appeal, and a number of innovative ways of expressing sustainability information.  The “materiality matrix” shows sustainability issues analyzed by the impact on SAP’s business and by the importance to stakeholders.  Community feedback [...]

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