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Pepsi vs. Wall St.: Why Should a Soda Company Try to Be 'Good for You'?
Can Pepsi be an innovative force for good in a world of corporate bean-counters and hard-nosed investors? We're finding out.
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Can Pepsi be an innovative force for good in a world of corporate bean-counters and hard-nosed investors? We're finding out.
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With the global population set to hit 7 billion in 2011, people are taking personal steps and coordinating local action rather than relying on national and global leaders
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With reports of the automobile catching fire, customers lose faith in the cheap product
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It will create much needed revenue for a cash-strapped treasury. Will a deficit-reducing carbon tax be more palatable to the public than a complicated cap and trade scheme in the U.S.?
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How energy companies can spend millions trying in vain to make themselves look 'green'
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With the clean-technology race intensifying, collaborating with China in developing a Sino-American clean energy alignment provides the best chance to create jobs in both countries
Adam Werbach was head of the Sierra Club at 23. Here, one prodigy defends another.
After my recent column on how big business is coming together to defend global warming legislation in California, I was overwhelmed by the number of…
The battle to crack the corporate consensus on emissions control
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