Walmart
By Emily Murgatroyd on April 27, 2011
Tags: AT&T, Starbucks, Walmart, USD, AT&T, Dow Jones Sustainability Index, Green Fleet, IKEA, renewable energy, Starbucks, Walmart, energy, John Schinter
It’s been a busy year for corporate social responsibility and renewable energy. Walmart (NYSE: WMT), Ikea and Starbucks (NasdaqNM: SBUX) have all recently reported on their sustainability targets, highlighting both wins and losses in a refreshing round of transparency.
By Emily Murgatroyd on April 25, 2011
Tags: Walmart, Walmart China, carbon emissions, carbon footprint, China, corporate sustainability, energy efficiency, GHG, NYSE: WMT, renewable energy, transportation, Walmart, Walmart renewable energy, water use, zero waste, energy
Walmart (NYSE: WMT) is reporting that it has fallen behind on it’s goal to reduce it’s carbon emissions according to its 2011 Global Responsibility Report.
By Jace Shoemaker-... on May 4, 2010
Tags: DeerPath Energy Inc., Walmart, United States, clean energy, green products, micro wind turbines, Palmdale, Sam's Club, sustainable, sustainable energy, Walmart, wind energy, wind farm, wind turbines, zero waste, California, energy, food, fuel cell, Massachusetts, retail, U.S.
Retailers Sam’s Club and parent company Walmart (NYSE:WMT), are adding wind energy to help power two stores in the United States.
Sam’s Club
By Alison Pruitt on March 1, 2010
Tags: Environmental Defense Fund, PricewaterhouseCoopers, Walmart, Applied Sustainability Center, carbon footprint, ClearCarbon, EDF, emission reduction program, Environmental Defense Fund, GHG, greenhouse gas emissions, Mike Duke, NYSE:WMT, PriceWaterhouseCoopers, University of Arkansas, Wal-Mart, Wal-Mart Stores Inc., Walmart, Arkansas, energy, Fred Krupp, manufacturing, Mike Duke, transportation, University of Arkansas
