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Showing: March 2010
Graham Hill Tells Suppliers Why & How To Reduce GHG's
by Heather Philipp on 03/03/2010
Tags: corporate social responsibility, ghg inventory, supply chain sustainability
Graham Hill of Treehugger.com outlines for businesses why greenhouse gases are significant and how to reduce them as part of Walmart's GHG reduction announcement February 24, 2010.
Treehugger.com has joined with the Environmental Defense Fund (EDF) to support the sustainability initiatives of Walmart with recent partnership in announcing the retailer's extraordinary goal to... [more]
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