How Do You Stack Up?

Sept. 26, 2009
Earlier this week, Newsweek magazine released its Green Rankings. It's a new program. And it's with great pride that I say that the top 5 are all manufacturing companies: 1.HP 2.Dell 3.Johnson & Johnson 4.Intel 5.IBM HP was cited for its programs to ...

Earlier this week, Newsweek magazine released its Green Rankings. It's a new program.

And it's with great pride that I say that the top 5 are all manufacturing companies:
1.HP
2.Dell
3.Johnson & Johnson
4.Intel
5.IBM

HP was cited for its programs to reduce GHG emissions.
Dell's headquarters uses 100% renewable energy.
J& J has the largest fleet of hybrid vehicles in the world.
Intel is the largest corporate purchaser of renewable energy in the US, equivalent to 46% of company's U.S. energy use.
IBM is the only company to receive EPA's Climate Protection Award twice.

Many other manufacturers are on this list.
To view the list visit: http://greenrankings.newsweek.com/

To compile this the magazine spent a year working with environmental researchers KLD Research & Analytics, Trucost, and CorporateRegister.com to rank the 500 largest U.S. companies based on their actual environmental performance, policies and reputation.

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Senior Editor Adrienne Selko manages IndustryWeek’s Expansion Management, delivering ideas and information about how successful manufacturers leverage location to gain competitive advantage. She explores the strategies behind why companies located their headquarters, research institutes, factories, warehouse and distribution centers and other facilities where they did, and how they benefit from the decision.

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In the past, Adrienne has managed IndustryWeek’s award-winning website, overseeing eNewletters, webinars, and contributed content. Before joining the staff, Adrienne was managing editor of corporate publications at a large regional financial institution. She also ran a public relations and marketing company that published a best-selling healthcare book.

Adrienne received a bachelor’s of business administration from the University of Michigan and is especially interested in wellness and natural health. 

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