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Developing a green business portfolio

Long Range Planning, 1995
Abstract As the cost of environmental non-compliance increases, firms are beginning to incorporate an environmental dimension into their strategic planning process. This paper describes an ecologically-oriented portfolio model which enables firms to examine their product lines and competitive position in terms of both environmental and economic ...
Ilinitch, Anne Y., Schaltegger, Stefan
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Green Design for Green Business

2012
To solve problems such as pollution and resource depletion and increase industrial competitiveness, green design should meet the requirements of environment as well as business. To achieve this necessity, our major roles are to develop green design method and connect it with policies on green business promotion.
Kim JongMin, Kim SungDuk, Kim JinHo, An HeeKyung   +3 more
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Green policies and green businesses

2013 Suzhou-Silicon Valley-Beijing International Innovation Conference, 2013
The business environment becomes increasingly competitive. More and more companies are cautious about their environmental performance and willing to fulfill their social responsibilities. In this paper, we propose taxonomy of green policies that are particularly relevant and explicitly targeted at corporate greenhouse gases emissions reduction.
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Linking Green City Politics with Green Business

2012
In the light of cumbersome national energy transitions, cities across the world are increasingly taking the lead in promoting renewable energy on the municipal level. Whereas cities in Europe and the United States are the most prominent pioneers of this trend, the need for renewable energy in Western cities is in fact less urgent.
Mans, U., Meerow, S.
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Green Innovation in Tourism Businesses

2023
Today, while all countries worldwide emphasize the significance of environmental awareness, among the sector areas, the tourism sector is the one that should focus on this matter most. The current study aimed, with examples from the tourism industry, to reveal the perspective of tourism businesses on green innovation practices, their practices, and the
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Green E-Business

4th IEEE International Conference on Digital Ecosystems and Technologies, 2010
The paper describes parts of a research project that focused Green E-Business as an essential contribution to save energy and to prevent pollution. Therefore a special method using multimedia and web potentials has been developed. It is suited to optimize classical and online based organisational worksteps as well as value chains.
Fritz L. Steimer, Tobias Steimer
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Green Computing to Green Business

2013
In recent years, environmental and energy conservation issues have taken the central theme in the global business arena. The reality of rising energy cost and their impact on international affairs coupled with the different kinds of environmental issues has shifted the social and economic consciousness of the business community.
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Green Businesses in the Green Economy

The importance of conducting business in a socially and environmentally responsible way has led to the emergence of green economy, green marketing, and sustainability as prominent topics. This paper focuses on the intersection of these concepts, particularly the new marketing approach known as green marketing, in relation to sustainable development and
Bhupinder Singh, Christian Kaunert, Sahil Lal, Manmeet Kaur Arora, Kittisak Wongmahesak, Ritu Gautam, Kamalesh Ravesangar   +6 more
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The Perils of ‘Green Business’

2021
An excerpt from <em>The Business of Less: The Role of Companies and Households on a Planet in Peril </em>on how to fix corporate sustainability.
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Home-Based Business = Green Business?

Urban Policy and Research, 1997
Introduction Literature on the subject of home-based business (HBB) is quick to make the point that by operating from home, one is doing the right thing by the environment. The main reason given seems to be that by working from home, there is usually one less vehicle joining the peak hour commuter rush.
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