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Triple Pundit
By Steven KenneyConcern for the triple bottom line — it’s what pushes companies to shrink their environmental footprint and make restitution for past negative impacts. And yet, as progressive as this ideal seems, its time has already passed. It’s time to put a fourth P alongside people, planet, and profit: perspective.Adopting a ...
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SC Johnson, maker of a variety of household products that include Glade, Drano and Scrubbing Bubbles, says in its latest sustainability report that it has reduced greenhouse gas emissions 27 percent at its worldwide factories over the last eight years.In the U.S., the Racine, WI, company reported a 17 percent reduction in GHG emissions since 2005. ...
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Triple Pundit
When you hear the name Johnson & Johnson, you might think about baby oil, baby powder and band-aids–and not necessarily think of them as leaders in sustainability. At a speaker panel at the Net Impact Conference on Friday, several J&J company leaders spoke to how the company’s Credo is the backbone of its sustainability strateg ...
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ATP: Aliens, Triangles, and Physicians
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epistemocrat
Prelude:Check out Keith Norris' post "Sugar: The Bitter Truth" re: sugar toxicity on Theory to Practice. Then return here...ATP: Aliens, Triangles, and PhysiciansNutrition Education in Medical School Curriculum“You are not what you eat; you are what you do with what you eat. And what you do with fructose is particularly dangerous&rd ...
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Healthy Volunteers STILL Needed for Georgetown CFS Study
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Alyson
Note: This post is a copy and paste (and slightly edited) version of something I've posted and emailed before. I am posting again because it is so important. Do you or does someone you know live near Washington, DC (or are you willing to travel there for a $400 stipend)? Georgetown University Hospital is conducting a research study called " P ...
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A Sad Farewell
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Stephanie B.
If you have befriended me on Facebook, you know that I made sort of an announcement on my status today. For those of you who are not on Facebook, a decision has been made regarding Aiden's education. Sadly, after 2 1/2 years of being a student of the Little Light House, Aiden will no longer attend school there. The decision was not an easy one to ...
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A Great Song for a few Rough Days
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Paul Cardall
My brother's death is back in the news and it's not easy for all of those involved. I can't comment any further. I'm sure you understand. But, what I can do is share with you the words of Steven Curtis Chapman who wrote about his own struggle in dealing with his daughter's tragic and untimely death. I believe his words with all my heart. Jesus Wi ...
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Random Friday Night Silliness!
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myspecialks
Need a little smile? Just call the Nestle Crunch Hotline at 1-800-295-0051. When you are asked if you want to continue in English or Spanish, just wait quietly for about 10 seconds and you will smile. Promise! (if you comment on this after listening, don't give away the surprise...) keep going and press 4 it gets even better... Go on and call... y ...
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Our Fragile Emissary--A Poem
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Lisa
Our Fragile Emissaryby Nancy Tupper Ling With modern screening and such they wonder why you're here, on this earth in our home and in our arms, after all, anyone with any sense would have resolved this problem of you pre-birth, pre pain. Blonde Beauty, tiny as you are, you catch their stares, strangers' second glances into tender baby ...
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Offline (mostly) until December 8--see you then!
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Meryl Nass
Meantime, today we have had the Irish and US CDC reporting the epidemic has passed its peak, while federal health officials " fear that if they concede the flu has peaked, Americans will become complacent and lose interest in being vaccinated"; there is more tamiflu resistance appearing in both the US and Wales; Canada has had a recall of ...
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