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January 2009
January 2009
Archived Issues: Sustainability
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January 2009
January 2009
Volume 2 , Issue 1
- 1/29/2009
Letter From Laura
Letter from Laura
Laura Gerlach, Vice President, Retail Operations, RILA
Environmentally sustainable practices, such as cutting energy consumption, reducing waste, and reusing and recycling old materials decrease costs, sometimes generate revenue, and always create goodwill with customers, employees and the community.
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Feature Articles
Executive Profile: Micah Thompson, CHMM
Micah Thompson, CHMM, Environmental Services Manager, Advance Auto Parts
Environmental Services Manager, Advance Auto Parts, Inc.
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Store Closures and Environmental Compliance
John C. Storlie, Director, Retail Sector, Shaw Environmental & Infrastructure Group
Store Closures and Environmental Compliance
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Leveraging CSR to Maximize Employee Engagement
Ruth Kinzey, Corporate Reputation Strategist ,
Leveraging CSR to Maximize Employee Engagement
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New Voluntary Initiative to Provide Consumer Information on Ingredients
Christopher Cathcart, President, Consumer Specialty Products Association
New Voluntary Initiative to Provide Consumer Information on Ingredients
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Sustainable Packing Coalition Annual Spring Meeting
Anne Johnson, Director, Sustainable Packaging Coalition, GreenBlue
Sustainable Packing Coalition Annual Spring Meeting
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RILA Update
California Air Resources Board Approves Global Warming Reduction Plan
Joe Rinzel, Vice President, State Government Affairs, RILA
California Air Resources Board Approves Global Warming Reduction Plan
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House Passes Economic Recovery Bill; Senate to Act Next Week
Sarah Arbes, Vice President, Government Affairs, RILA
House Passes Economic Recovery Bill; Senate to Act Next Week
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