Data center is a facility that centralizes computer servers, storage and networking systems for certain IT needs. As the world’s economy shifts further into the digital era, the demand for data centers keep accelerating at a fast pace. In 2006, […]
Tokyo: a model for sustainability!
The cement industry accounts for ~5% of global carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions, which makes it one of the major global warming culprits! The improvement of manufacturing processes, introduction of zero cement structural concrete, and development of self-healing concrete could help Cemex to reduce its CO2 emissions even further.
Climate change will inevitably bring more natural disasters to Americans, but will the government’s primary response team, FEMA, be able to keep up – or will it get swept away?
Alstom is a leader in equipment and systems for the railway sector [1]. Creator of the world famous French high speed train TGV, the company recorded over €6.9 billion in sales in 2015 [2]. The transport sector consumes about 28% […]
Since becoming the focus of one of the WHO’s 8 Millennium Development Goals, malaria rates have rapidly declined. Will climate change threaten to reverse that trend?
What was once the most labor-intensive industry may now be one of the most data-intensive…
As climate change is finally beginning to receive the attention it warrants, countries and companies that have a large carbon footprint are being forced to redesign everything from their products and operations to their CSR and marketing. Deemed as one […]
Does UPS’ current model of business inherently conflict with its sustainability goals?
How one company has dedicated itself to the long-term vision and began reducing emissions: a focus on facilities and manufacturing challenges
