The ISO 14001 standard is today a widespread benchmark for thousands of organizations around the world that want to communicate to the public and stakeholders that they are environmentally responsible. Two American university professors explain how the standard helps reduce environmental impact and grow business, and why more than a quarter-million organizations worldwide are joining the ISO 14001 club!
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Green growth
Does it pay to be green?
For many companies – big and small – going green is not only a rising trend but is giving business plenty to think about. In this edition learn about how the concept of going green is improving our environment, changing industry and improving economic performance along the way.
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July/August 2014
Green growth
Does it pay to be green? Learn about how the concept of going green is improving our environment, changing industry and improving economic performance along the way.
Spotlight
The curious quest for counting countries
Everyone has a passion, whether it involves biking the toughest roads or collecting Star Wars figurines. But as all those who are passionate about an activity will know, there is an irresistible temptation to measure and compare – be it the size of your collection or the speed records you break. Travel is no different.
Travellers that have covered vast expanses of the globe want recognition.
Maria Lazarte, Social Media Manager at ISO
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