Here's a few inspiring stats:
- What are 88% of companies willing to try?
Nearly nine in 10 companies are currently undertaking carbon offsetting activities or would consider offsetting in the future, according to a survey of carbon management trends. - What can increase a company's value by 80%?
Tackling climate change could boost company value in six sectors worth a total of $7 trillion, according to a new report by the Carbon Trust. - What has the possibility of cutting CO2 by 20%
PLENTY magazineTom Casten, founder of Recycled Energy Development (RED) posits the US can cut 20% of its CO2 emissions if companies capture the wasted heat from their industrial processes and turn it into electricity. The idea of capturing wasted heat-–particularly the steam that billows from industrial stacks—and converting it into energy is again gaining buzz. - Who is expecting 160% ROI on climate spending?
Cleaning products giant JohnsonDiversey has joined the U.S. EPA's Climate Savers program, pledging $19 million toward emissions reduction efforts that the company expects will save $31 million over the next five years.
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The more cost effective it is to become green the more you will see it. Look at geothermal systems. Once the tax incentives began they became very affordable. Before the incentives people wanted them but proce scared them away.
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