HC goes carbon neutral.

The article focuses on HarperCollins' (HC) statement that it is the first major trade publisher in Britain to become carbon neutral. The article explains that HC reduced its carbon footprint by focusing on reducing its electricity and gas consumption, cutting business air travel, replacing plastic c...

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Publicado en:Bookseller no. 5311; p. 5
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: Bookseller Media Ltd 12/14/2007
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        Emission control
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        Wind power
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      ab: The article focuses on HarperCollins' (HC) statement that it is the first major trade publisher in Britain to become carbon neutral. The article explains that HC reduced its carbon footprint by focusing on reducing its electricity and gas consumption, cutting business air travel, replacing plastic cups with glasses, and using 100% recycled paper. Parent Company News Corporation also invested in wind energy projects in India. Also mentioned is Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Victoria Barnsley.
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