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January 3, 2012
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Setting the Example 
Creating Accountability 
  • Study: Recycling programs fail to halt e-waste boom
    Electronic-waste recycling is on the rise, but e-waste is still expected to double by 2025, according to a Pike Research study. On the plus side, recycling will surpass e-waste by 2020, the study estimates. "Electronics recycling and reuse is expanding at a significant rate," said industry analyst Bob Boggio. EarthTechling.com (1/1) LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story
Green Marketing 
  • Embrace CSR or expect to suffer, says Havas chief
    CSR used to be a question of spin rather than substance, says Havas CEO David Jones, but in the last decade it's become a force whereby companies can eke out genuine competitive advantages. We've entered the "age of damage," Jones argues, in which consumers will punish companies that fail to adopt and communicate meaningful sustainability strategies. The Guardian (London) (1/1) LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story
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The Responsible Leader 
  • Businesses are evolving, executives say
    Companies are growing more attuned to the opportunities inherent in a solid CSR strategy, according to senior executives interviewed by GreenBiz.com. Economic forces, consumer demand and a desire to reduce risk are spurring a reassessment, the executives say. "Across all sectors, corporations have been setting five- to 10-year sustainability goals and putting their organizations on a flight plan to be more socially, economically and environmentally responsible," says PepsiCo CSR chief Robert ter Kuile. GreenBiz.com (12/30) LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story
Powering Tomorrow 
  • Huge solar project shows need for subsidies, experts say
    Andasol, the world's largest solar plant, recently went into operation on a sprawling site in southern Spain. Experts say the facility, which cost more than $450 million to develop, wouldn't have been built without government incentives, but future projects may not be so lucky. "Continuing economic uncertainty is pushing a low-carbon economy further out of reach," says Juan Costa Climent, an Ernst & Young climate analyst. The Independent (London) (1/1) LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story
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  • Connect with us on Twitter
    Follow SB_GreenBiz on Twitter for more sustainability news from SmartBrief on Sustainability's lead editor, James daSilva. Join the conversation. LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story
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The price of doing well is doing good."
--David Jones, CEO of Havas, as quoted in The Guardian
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