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Low
Carbon Board Report
Issue 19 ~ November 2009
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Carbon
Emissions Move up the Board Agenda
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| Carbon emissions
and their management are set to become a business critical issue as
carbon accounting moves from a voluntary reporting process to a legislative
compliance regime. The end result is to put carbon emissions, their
management and their mitigation, firmly on the agenda of finance directors,
argues Felicia Jackson, author of 'Conquering Carbon'. View
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Green
Energy - Generators, Tariffs And Suppliers
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efficiency will only get us part of the way to a low carbon economy.
To make the progressive cuts in carbon emissions we need while laying
the foundations for future economic prosperity something more is required
- low carbon energy supplies. In this article we will look at the
supply options available today for large companies. View
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On
The Road To Low Carbon Logistics
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| It's
a truism that almost every product we buy has some delivery mileage
attached to it. Delivery by road is essential to the smooth running
of UK business, but trucks and vans contribute close to 40% of all
our transport emissions, and reducing their impact is essential to
a low carbon economy. View
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Outsourcing
And Offshoring - Carbon Dumping?
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| The long-term
trend that sees companies outsource business processes and services
is set to continue for the foreseeable future, as of course is the
low carbon agenda. But how well does the need for companies to reduce
their emissions fit with an outsourcing strategy? And what will be
the impact on the service providers? View
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Making
the switch
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Lord Hunt outlines
how the UK plans to shift the entire economy in a low-carbon direction.
View
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