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Tuesday, February 15, 2011
Posted By: Brad Roderick
GreenBiz.com has recently released its fourth annual State of Green Business Report 2011. The report highlights the increase in sustainable practices by many corporations even in a time of recession. Many companies have committed to a variety of green initiatives such as; reducing waste, saving energy and utilizing alternative sources.
State of Green Business Report 2011
The fourth annual edition of our State of Green Business report continues our efforts to measure the environmental impacts of the emerging green economy. We document how well — or poorly — companies are improving their environmental performance despite the challenges posed by the Great Recession, and begin to note promising signs for a sea change in corporate sustainability efforts.
The free, downloadable report measures the progress of U.S. business and the economy from an environmental perspective, and highlights key trends in corporate culture in regard to the environment.
This year’s report shows a dramatic shift is occurring in mainstream business: Companies are thinking bigger and longer-term about sustainability — a an analysis of businesses in 2010 shows that even during economically challenging times, many companies invested more in their sustainability activities and made bold new sustainability commitments. For example:
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