One of Europe's largest home improvement retailers has a new approach to sustainability.
Social Responsibility
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How Caesars Entertainment Is Betting on Sustainability
Caesars Entertainment uses a scorecard to guide managers in its sustainability efforts. Developing the right scorecard took time, but it gave corporate managers an opening for sustainability discussions. Numbers also showed that the more information hotel and casino guests had about the things the company was doing to reduce energy consumption, recycle waste and rebuild the local community, the better they felt about the company — and the more inclined they were to visit again.
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A New Mix: More Sustainable Beer from Better Water Practices
How South African brewer SABMiller changed its water practices to make its beer more sustainable.
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How Next-Gen Car Sharing Will Transform Transportation
Car-sharing saves money and emissions for drivers, and makes money for the companies coordinating.
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Who's the Real Audience For Sustainability Efforts?
Dan Hesse, CEO of Sprint, says that the company's strong focus on sustainability is paying off.
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Communicating Corporate Social Responsibility to a Cynical Public
Unless companies communicate their CSR achievements wisely, they risk being accused of greenwashing.
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"We Learned How to Listen Better"
Tom Falk, Chairman and CEO of Kimberly-Clark, discusses how the company has evolved its sustainability practice.
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What the Future May Bring
Sustainable development expert Jorgen Randers offers a vision of the world in 2052. It's not pretty.
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Making Data Visible So You Can Act On It
John Schulz discusses how AT&T used the company's energy and water use data to help reduce consumption.
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New Ways to Engage Employees, Suppliers and Competitors in CSR
Timberland's creative new ways to involve employees, suppliers and competitors in its sustainability work.