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arb.ca.gov - 1/12/2009

Climate Change | California Air Resources Board

— arb.ca.gov — California's major initiatives for reducing climate change or greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions are outlined in Assembly Bill... 32 (signed into law 2006), 2005 Executive Order and a 2004 ARB regulation to reduce passenger car GHG emissions. These efforts ... (more) Climate Change | California Air Resources Board

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California

Climate Change

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environmentalleader.com - 1/12/2009

Coke’s California Facilities Get Green Energy Makeover

— environmentalleader.com — January 12, 2009 Coke’s California Facilities Get Green Energy Makeover cokes-california-facilities-9153.jpg Coca-Cola Enterprises has announced that they’re... almost done with a significant part of their overall corporate sustainability project. Over ... (more) Coke’s California Facilities Get Green Energy Makeover

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California

Orion Energy Systems, Inc.

Coca-Cola

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hybridcars.com - 1/18/2009

Obama's EPA Pick Considers California Emissions Rules

— hybridcars.com — .figure.inlineRight.width-300px { display: none } Lisa Jackson, Barack Obama's pick to lead the Environmental Protection Agency. Lisa... Jackson, President-elect Barack Obama's selection to ... (more) Obama's EPA Pick Considers California Emissions Rules

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California

Barack Obama

Environmental Protection Agency

Lisa Jackson

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Coke’s California Facilities Get Green Energy Makeover
Environmental Leader — January 12, 2009 Coke’s California Facilities Get Green Energy Makeover cokes-california-facilities-9153.jpg Coca-Cola Enterprises has announced that they’re almost done with a significant part of their overall corporate sustainability project. Over the past several months, the company has been working on a major lighting retrofit of its California facilities, including a large production facility in Downey, CA. The result will be a savings of 5.6 million kilowatt-hours annually. The energy saved from the project will result in a savings of 113 million kilowatt-hours over the 20-year life of the system. With that amount of energy, California could power 537 average homes every year. That’s equivalent to planting ...

Coke’s Facilities Get Green Energy Makeover
Climate Counts — According to a news post from the Environmental Leader, as Coca-Cola nears the completion of a project to retrofit their facilities, the company announces new plans to tackle climate change and implement sustainability projects. Jan. 12, 2009 Coca-Cola Enterprises has announced that they’re almost done with a significant part of their overall corporate sustainability project. Over the past several months, the company has been working on a major lighting retrofit of its California facilities, including a large production facility in Downey, CA. The result will be a savings of 5.6 million kilowatt-hours annually. The energy saved from the project will result in a ...

Coca-Cola Makes Progress Toward Sustainability Goals
My Green Element — Last week, Coca-Cola announced that the company is near to completing a huge lighting retrofit project in its California facilities as a means to reduce energy. Once finished, the project is expected reduce to energy consumption for lighting by 5.6 million kilowatt-hours (kWh) per year–and potentially 113 million kWh over the next  20. “At Coca-cola Enterprises, corporate responsibility and sustainability is where the world touches our business and where our business touches the world,” said Terry Finch, general manager and vice president of Coke’s West Business Unit. Coke’s latest sustainability report, released last year, highlights the company’s ...

Top 5 Sustainability Communication Trends for 2009
My Green Element — Broad societal trends — from a “green” President and energy team, to the rapid rise in new media tools and the increased need for businesses to cut costs — will make 2009 a landmark year in communicating on sustainability. 1. Thought leadership and innovation as keys to combating the economic downturn From Detroit to Wall Street, it is clear that short term bottom-line thinking is not conducive to running a successful business today. In ’09, companies will expand their focus beyond traditional sustainability methods (recycling, carbon footprinting) to include new initiatives and innovations to cut costs and attract clients. And with many businesses planning either to maintain or ...