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| | | Forced labour, child labour and exploitation are "significant problems" in the supply chain of the electronics industry, according to the 2016 Electronics Industry Trends report published by Baptist World Aid and Not For Sale. In their second report ... |
| | | | ... Australia Group, Investa Office Fund and National Australia Bank. Globally, the climate leaders include BMW, Samsung Electronics and Unilever, and climate performance leaders have reduced their total (absolute) emissions by 33 million metric tons in ... |
| | | | ... and insurance, food and beverage, metals, mining and engineering, oil and gas, pharmaceuticals, telecommunications, electronics and computers, transport, and utilities. KPMG found the companies and their associated corporate foundations invested on average ... |
| | | | ... Australasia and score an even split of high, medium and low ratings. EIRIS downgraded two companies in the top 50 - Samsung Electronics and JP Morgan Chase & Co. have both been downgraded from a C to a D. EIRIS noted 'a sharp decline in its environmental ... |
| | | | ... Mooney said. "What we know is that our clients want asset protection for not just thing like jewellery or high end electronics, but for the assets that improve their quality of life - their fridge, their washing machine, their car. We have some really ... |
| | | | ... Inc., Microsoft Corporation, National Australia Bank, National Grid, Nestle, Nokia-Siemens Networks, PepsiCo, Philips Electronics N.V., Reckitt Benckiser, Rexam, S.C. Johnson & Son, Inc., SAB Miller, Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide, Inc., Suzano ... |
| | | | ... be thrown away. "The fatuity of the products is matched by the profundity of the impacts. Rare materials, complex electronics, the energy needed for manufacture and transport are extracted and refined and combined into compounds of utter pointlessness.... ... |
| | | | ... products. Over the last few years attention has expanded to other consumer products including consumer and office electronics, televisions, computers, music systems, mobiles, printers and photocopiers, home products, furniture, towels, and bed linen ... |
| | | | ... products, communications equipment, computers and peripherals, electronic equipment, instruments and components, office electronics, semiconductors and semiconductor equipment, food products, and beverages. The Australian signatories were: ATI Asset ... |
| | | | ... to take responsibility for what happens downstream, and product stewardship laws are beginning to come in here for electronics, and will probably expand to other things," Neil said. "There is a responsibility you've got once the product has been sold,[and] ... |
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