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Baseline Models for the Showering Process
Work is underway in developing the life cycle models for products commonly used in the showering process. The first models will include shampoos, conditioners and body...
TSC at State of Green Business Forum
The Sustainability Consortium will be hosting a workshop at each of the three State of Green Business Forum events in February of 2011. The events are scheduled to take...
New Sector Coordinator for Food, Beverage & Agriculture Sector
Sarah Lewis will be the new Coordinator for the Food, Beverage & Agriculture Sector of The Sustainability Consortium, effective December 6, 2011. In addition to great...
Best Buy and The Sustainability Consortium Continue their Partnership
Tempe, Ariz. - Best Buy Co., Inc. (NYSE:BBY) and The Sustainability Consortium announced the renewal of their continued partnership today in support of moving towards...
Ecolabel Landscape Interim Report Completed
Duke University has delivered an interim report that provides insight into the ecolabel landscape. There are several hundred distinct labels which support various...
Developing Baseline Models in Food, Beverage & Agriculture Sector
The Food, Beverage, and Agriculture Sector has developed draft baseline models for wheat cereal and orange juice. Members participating within the working group are...
Determining the Role of Consumer Communication in the Sustainability Performance of Products
For several products the way it is used and how it is disposed of has a direct correlation to its overall impact. While a product may be designed to minimize impact,...
Research Launch: Consumer-Facing Experimentation
The Consumer Science Working Group launched research in October, in partnership with Harrison Group and Deloitte, to inform parties who seek to communicate and deliver...
Patching Data Gaps and Guiding Chemical Substitution Using Expert Elicitation
The Home and Personal Care Sector launched research in October of 2010 to determine the types of decisions that experts use to substitute a known chemical life cycle...