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The Good, the Bad and the UglyTerra Nova Consultants

Jiajia JulieConstanzeStephenMoheth

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AGENDA

The Good

The Bad

The Ugly

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The Good

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A successful yogurt company

Purchase organic ingredients

Awards: “Best Green Companies For America’s Children” “Clean Air Excellence and Green Power Leadership”

Company Vision:

Healthy food = Healthy People=Healthy business=Healthy Planet

Company mission: Help family farm survive Help protect the environment

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Sustainable Development- Products

Keep over 130,000 acres agricultural farm free of toxic pesticides and other chemicals

Reduce the energy used to make yogurt

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Sustainable Development- Manufacturing

Generate energy from waste water and rooftop solar cells

Build solar electric system to provide electricity to the plant

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Sustainable Development- Others

Ship full truck loads, use train and light-weight packaging to reduce greenhouse gas emissions

Recycle as much waste as possible

Establish a “Profits for the Planet” program

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The Bad

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The Bad

Wal-Mart is the largest commercial entity in the U.S., both physically and economically

Wal-Mart is also the largest “private” purchaser of electricity in the world1

its stores require massive amounts of land, energy and labor to function

Implemented pollution prevention measures and energy saving programs, recycling programs

Commitment to the environment or corporate greenwashing?

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Walmart’s Environmental Goals and Sustainability Efforts

To be supplied 100 percent by renewable energy

To create zero waste

To sell products that sustain people and the environment

Sustainability Product Index (for suppliers)

Supplier Sustainability Assessment Webinar

Packaging Scorecard

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13Source: Wal-mart and the Environment. It’s not easy being green: Walmart Watch, Sept 2007

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Walmart trying to change their image by promoting CSR

Carbon footprint and environmental track record far outweighs any energy saving initiatives

Responsibility “greening” passed on to their suppliers

The CSR report is primarily window dressing

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The Ugly

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The Company

World leading producer of Nickel & Palladium

Currently worth aprox 27 billion euro and is 50% owned by two Russian Oligarchs

Is mining town of Norilsk has been closed to foreigners since early 90’s as a strategically important region

The mine in Norilsk started as a gulag in the USSR

The mining town of Monchegorsk is considered one of the most polluted towns in Russia

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Environmental Damage

1% of global sulphur dioxide emissions originate in Norilsk.

Heavy metal pollution in the region is so severe that soil itself has platinum & palladium content which is feasible to mine

According to Greenpeace there is a 30km “dead zone” around Norilsk and acid spread over a region equal in size to Germany

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Reform measures

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USD 70 million spent on technological advancements to reduce emission

2009 EOY Emissions reduced by 7000 tonnes as compared to the previous

SO2 emissions reduced by 2.5 times since 1997

Sewage water discharge reduced by 3.6 million cubic meters from the previous year

Overall waste reduction 12% from previous year

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Level of Sustainability

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The Bad

SD as a Competitive Advantage

The Ugly

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The Good The Bad The Ugly

Industry Food Retail Mining

Revenue (2009) US $300 million US$ 408.21 billion

US$ 2.7 billion

International Presence Global Global Global

Driving ForceManager’s responsibility or consumer’s wishes

Manager’s responsibility

Consumer’s Wishes

Greenwashing

FocusShareholders vs. Stakeholders

Stakeholders Shareholders Sharholders

CSR vs. Sustainability Sustainability CSR n/a

‘Born sustainable’ or ‘grown “sustainable”’

Born sustainable Grown sustainable

n/a

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Economic Performance

The Good

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The Ugly

The Ugly

The Bad

The Good

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