HP Pledges $80 Million For 'Holistic' Forest Conservation And Restoration
HP is pledging an $80 million commitment to support forest conservation and restoration with the World Wildlife Fund, to account for printer paper impacts.
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HP is pledging an $80 million commitment to support forest conservation and restoration with the World Wildlife Fund, to account for printer paper impacts.
WWF Launches “Forests Forward,” a Global Program to Help Companies Deliver Lasting Science-Driven Strategies to Benefit Nature, Climate and People Participants include HP Inc.; International Paper Company; Kimberly-Clark; Lowe’s Companies, Inc.; and Williams-Sonoma, Inc. June 09, 2021 19:19 ET | Source: World Wildlife Fund World Wildlife Fund Alaska, UNITED STATES Washington, June 09, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Today World Wildlife Fund (WWF) launched “Forests Forward,” a new program that engages with companies and other stakeholders arou...
HP is on a mission to become "the world’s most sustainable and just technology company” — and it recently announced comprehensive goals that cement its leadership in this space, centered on climate action, human rights and digital equity.
Close Authorship Getting things done in corporate sustainability is easier said than, well, done. Lofty goals and good intentions don’t automatically yield reduced impacts, and the most brilliant environmental, social and governance (ESG) strategy means little if it can’t be implemented. Often the most difficult aspect of a corporate sustainability professional’s job isn’t conducting materiality assessments, developing SASB indices or creating ESG reports — it’s dealing with good, old-fashioned organizational politics. Love it or hate it, politics exists wherever humans come toget...
Tech giants, including Salesforce.com, Apple and HP, are joining calls for uniform regulations requiring corporations to disclose their greenhouse gas emissions, citing a need for consistent, comparable and reliable data.