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Food/Health & Lifestyle/Infographics/Supply Chain/Waste

INFOGRAPHIC: Food waste and labeling

by CK Staff
Food/Health & Lifestyle/Natural Capital/Supply Chain

What is the future of chocolate?

by Tyler Hamilton

Walk through any airport terminal, train station, shopping mail, or main intersection in Switzerland and rarely a second goes by when youโ€™re

Food/Health & Lifestyle/Supply Chain/Waste

Plastics production up, paper growth is flat

by CK Staff

There seems no end to our growing appetite for plastic. Global production was up 3.9 per cent in 2013 and demand continues

Leadership/Mining/Perspectives/Q&A/Supply Chain/Workplace

The Republican case for transparency in the oil, gas and mining industries

by Jeremy Runnalls

Former Republican Senator Richard G. Lugar was a fixture of Washington D.C. for more than 36 years โ€“ a Senatorial tenure that

Climate Crisis/Leadership/Supply Chain/Workplace

Taking climate risks and opportunities that exist for supply chains seriously

by Ashley Renders

Last month, I explored how little we know about carbon emissions. When companies say they are measuring their emissions, they are usually

Climate Crisis/Food/Health & Lifestyle/Supply Chain/Winter 2015

Choice cut

by CK Staff

Is the human consumption of meat and dairy products “climate change’s forgotten sector”? That’s what a December study from Chatham House concludes,

Built Environment/CK Weekly Roundup/Climate Crisis/Energy/Food/Leadership/Supply Chain

January 5, 2015

by CK Staff

Safety checks increase costs for garment factories Garment factories in Bangladesh have undergone extensive safety inspections since the collapse of Rana Plaza

Mining/Responsible Funds & Investing/Supply Chain

Can exploration companies de-risk the mining industry?

by Ashley Renders

A new generation of junior exploration companies is trying to fix the mining industryโ€™s social license problem. By experimenting with profit-sharing schemes

Responsible Funds & Investing/Supply Chain/Waste

A chemical problem

by Ashley Renders

The global supply chain is a massive game of hot potato. Large companies pass the buck to smaller companies, who pass it

Climate Crisis/Leadership/Natural Capital/Responsible Funds & Investing/Supply Chain/Transportation/Waste/Workplace

Emission impossible

by Ashley Renders and Michael Yow

A significant portion of the greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions produced by major companies still haven’t been measured. We have a pretty good

Asbestos_Sheets_-_Perth,_Western_Australia
Built Environment/CK Weekly Roundup/Climate Crisis/Energy/Health & Lifestyle/Supply Chain/Workplace

December 15, 2014

by CK Staff

Asbestos is the biggest workplace safety threatย  Asbestos is officially Canadaโ€™s number oneย workplace killer. The Globe and Mail reported today that the

Built Environment/Supply Chain

A sawmill in the city

by Ashley Renders

The City of Toronto is aiming to capitalize on an untappedย natural resource.ย By installing a sawmill in one of its wood lots, the

Food/Leadership/Supply Chain

Much ado about palm oil

by Michael Kodas

This article originally appeared on the Ensiaย website. Last August, from the window of a jet high over Sumatra, I counted nearly a

CK Weekly Roundup/Climate Crisis/Energy/Leadership/Mining/Supply Chain

December 1, 2014

by CK Staff

Conflict mineral law has unintended consequences A piece of U.S. legislation has โ€œset off a chain of events that has propelled millions

Leadership/Responsible Funds & Investing/Supply Chain

Assuring sustainability reports

by Michael Yow

Since a growing number of economic decisions are being made based in part on sustainability-related information, ensuring the reliability of such data

Clean Tech/Connected Planet/Supply Chain

Making climate-friendly pallets palatable

by Tyler Hamilton

Solar panels are cool. Smart phones are sexy. Electric cars turn heads. Shipping pallets? Well, not so sexy or cool or eye-catching.

CK Weekly Roundup/Energy/Food/Leadership/Supply Chain/Workplace

November 10, 2014

by CK Staff

Lower profits, greaterย responsibility H&M says it is willing to lower its profit margins in order to improve the working conditions for the

Supply Chain/Water

Water pressure: no business without H2O

by Ashley Renders

Businesses are becoming increasingly aware that water scarcity can affect their bottom lines. A new report, โ€œFrom water risk to value creation,โ€

Built Environment/CK Weekly Roundup/Food/Responsible Funds & Investing/Supply Chain/Water/Workplace

October 20, 2014

by CK Staff

Polluter paysย  Andra AP-fonden (AP2), a Swedish state fund with โ‚ฌ28.8 billion in assets under management says it will divest its funds

Built Environment/CK Weekly Roundup/Clean Tech/Energy/Leadership/Supply Chain/Workplace

October 15, 2014

by CK Staff

Worker safety in Bangladesh The Accord on Fire and Building Safety in Bangladesh, a legally binding agreement between 180 garment companies and

Report on Workplace Safety/Supply Chain/Workplace

Tracking weak links in the supply chain

by Ashley Renders

Most multinational companies have corporate social responsibility (CSR) standards built into their business models to help ensure that workers in their global

danger sign
Fall 2014/Health & Lifestyle/Report on Workplace Safety/Supply Chain/Workplace

Why “safe” jobs are becoming more dangerous

by John Lorinc

Just after New Yearโ€™s Day, 2011, 17-year-old Patrick Desjardins reported for work at the Walmart store in Grand Falls, New Brunswick. An

Fall 2014/Leadership/Supply Chain/Workplace

Obama lays down labour law

by CK Staff

Companies looking to secure contracts worth $500,000 (U.S.) or more with the U.S. federal government will now have to disclose past labour

Kellogs Factory
Clean Tech/Energy/Food/Supply Chain/Voices

Heroes & zeroes: vol. 15

by CK Staff

Hero: Kellogg’s Back in 1950s post-war America, the so-called cereal wars raged between companies working to entice customers with prizes and catchy

CK Weekly Roundup/Clean Tech/Energy/Food/Supply Chain

October 2, 2014

by CK Staff

Indiaโ€™s new energy minister Piyush Goyal says the country will become a โ€œrenewables superpowerโ€ as it attempts to bring electricity to 300

Climate Crisis/Energy/Supply Chain

Hockey tackles climate change

by Ashley Renders

Ifย three billionairesย canโ€™t get people to pay attention to climate change, maybe the National Hockey League (NHL) can. In a report released on

Supply Chain

Making pollination political

by Ashley Renders

Last week, Reutersย reportedย that Home Depot and other U.S. retailers announced that they would require suppliers to label a type of pesticide that

handsome pig
Food/Health & Lifestyle/Leadership/Supply Chain/Voices

Heroes & zeros: vol. 14

by CK Staff

Hero: Tyson Foods Tyson Foods, the second largest pork processor and marketer in the United States,ย recently issuedย new animal treatment guidelines to its

A sustainable building
Built Environment/Clean Tech/Responsible Funds & Investing/Spring 2014/Supply Chain

Building on innovation

by Tyler Hamilton

More buildings than ever carry the label green, intelligent, sustainable or smart. Whatever adjective one uses to describe these shelters of the

EMC's Durham Cloud Data Center, North Carolina. Photos courtesy of Symmes Maini & McKee Associates
Connected Planet/Energy/Spring 2014/Supply Chain

Why big data is going green

by Stephen Lacey

The โ€œdigital universeโ€ is very similar to the physical universe in its construction. Thereโ€™s the matter we can easily see: computers, mobile

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