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Southwire Creates Native Habitat Along Utility Corridors

Southwire Creates Native Habitat Along Utility Corridors
09/28/2026 | Companies
Southwire Company, LLC, Georgia Power, and nonprofit infrastructure organization The Ray are collaborating on a new land-management project in Carroll County, Georgia. The initiative is converting part of an existing energy transmission corridor into a native wildflower meadow designed to support...
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Covia Donates 50 Acres of Clark’s Falls to Utica

Covia Donates 50 Acres of Clark’s Falls to Utica
09/28/2026 | Companies
For generations, much of the landscape surrounding Clark’s Falls has remained inaccessible to the public. That could soon change. Covia has donated more than 50 acres encompassing Clark’s Falls and the surrounding canyon to the Village of North Utica, giving the community ownership of a significant...
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Cox and The Ray Create Pollinator Habitats Across Southeast

Cox and The Ray Create Pollinator Habitats Across Southeast
09/18/2026 | Companies
The Ray and Cox Enterprises are working together to expand native ecological corridors across the southeastern United States. In 2026, the partnership resulted in the creation of five new pollinator habitats at Cox properties across Georgia and Florida. The initiative covers two locations in...
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National Geographic Opens New Museum of Exploration in Washington, D.C.

National Geographic Opens New Museum of Exploration in Washington, D.C.
06/29/2026 | Companies
The National Geographic Society has officially opened the new National Geographic Museum of Exploration, welcoming visitors to its reimagined global headquarters at 1600 M Street NW in downtown Washington, D.C. Designed with sustainability in mind, the state-of-the-art attraction marks a...
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CNH Unites Farmers and Experts to Advance Sustainable Agriculture and Conservation

CNH Unites Farmers and Experts to Advance Sustainable Agriculture and Conservation
10/20/2025 | Companies
Stakeholders from CNH — a global leader in equipment, technology, and services, and the parent company of agricultural brands Case IH and New Holland — convened a one-day workshop uniting conservation specialists, policymakers, and farmers. The event took place in July 2025 at the New Holland...
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Building Greener Communities Together with PSEG Foundation

Building Greener Communities Together with PSEG Foundation
05/19/2025 | Companies
Caring for the Earth goes beyond just the present — it’s about ensuring a healthier planet for generations ahead. While protecting the environment might seem like a task for superheroes, the reality is that it simply takes dedicated individuals. From planting trees to partnering with local groups...
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Conserving the American Chaffseed: Habitat Restoration in New Jersey's Transmission Corridors

Conserving the American Chaffseed: Habitat Restoration in New Jersey's Transmission Corridors
05/09/2025 | Companies
The American chaffseed (Schwalbea americana), once widespread across the eastern United States, has experienced significant population declines due to habitat destruction and changes in land management practices. However, thanks to a collaborative effort with local conservation groups at Raritan...
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LA Kings and Partners Lead Beach Cleanup Effort in Long Beach for Earth Month

LA Kings and Partners Lead Beach Cleanup Effort in Long Beach for Earth Month
04/15/2025 | Companies
In celebration of Earth Month, employees from AEG's LA Kings, the Anaheim Ducks, and Mercury Insurance collaborated with Ryan’s Recycling to help protect the coastal communities of Long Beach, CA. On April 8, 2025, 170 volunteers gathered for the 4th annual Freeway Faceoff Beach Cleanup event,...
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Andriaki and Arbor Day Foundation Plant 1 Million Trees for Carbon Offset and Reforestation

Andriaki and Arbor Day Foundation Plant 1 Million Trees for Carbon Offset and Reforestation
04/14/2025 | Companies
Over the last year, Andriaki collaborated with Arbor Day Carbon — a subsidiary of the Arbor Day Foundation — to promote verified carbon credits and implement large-scale reforestation efforts in the Mississippi River Alluvial Valley. This initiative resulted in the planting of one million native...
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Chemours Leads Sustainability Efforts with Nature Integration & Conservation Initiatives

Chemours Leads Sustainability Efforts with Nature Integration & Conservation Initiatives
03/08/2025 | Companies
At the recent GreenBiz25 conference, I had the honor of leading a breakout session focused on nature case studies and participating in a panel discussion on incorporating nature into corporate strategy. I shared insights on how Chemours is proactively working to strengthen ecosystem resilience...
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Southern Company Celebrates Red-Cockaded Woodpecker Recovery

Southern Company Celebrates Red-Cockaded Woodpecker Recovery
01/23/2025 | Companies
Southern Company, together with its affiliates Alabama Power, Georgia Power, Mississippi Power, and Virginia Natural Gas, proudly acknowledges the significant recovery of the red-cockaded woodpecker (RCW), now classified as threatened rather than endangered under the Endangered Species Act. This...
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FedEx and SoW Partner for Touchian River Cleanup in Hsinchu

FedEx and SoW Partner for Touchian River Cleanup in Hsinchu
01/23/2025 | Companies
Federal Express Corporation (FedEx), a global leader in express transportation, has recently teamed up with the Society of Wilderness (SoW) to address water resource issues. Under this partnership, FedEx mobilized its employees and their families for a cleanup initiative along the Touchian River in...
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Joint Mangrove Restoration Boosts Tampa Bay's Coastal Resilience

Joint Mangrove Restoration Boosts Tampa Bay's Coastal Resilience
09/12/2024 | Companies
Restoration plays a crucial role in the daily operations and hurricane response strategies of Duke Energy Florida and Tampa Electric. However, this marks the first joint effort between the two utilities to safeguard Tampa Bay's ecosystems and enhance regional environmental resilience.   Over...
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Oceania Commits to Strengthening Regional Coordination Ahead of Olympic Games Brisbane 2032

Oceania Commits to Strengthening Regional Coordination Ahead of Olympic Games Brisbane 2032
05/02/2023 | Companies
In a significant move towards promoting sustainable development in Oceania, regional leaders, development organizations and the Olympic and sports movement have joined hands to reinforce the use of sport as a tool for sustainable development. This collaborative effort was announced during the Sport...
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WWF’s Living Planet Report 2022 shows staggering loss of wildlife in Latin America and the Caribbean

WWF’s Living Planet Report 2022 shows staggering loss of wildlife in Latin America and the Caribbean
10/17/2022 | Environment
It is in our vested interests to bring about positive change in natural systems since without these resources there would be no human life. According to the World Wildlife Fund's (WWF) Living Planet Report 2022, monitored vertebrate populations (mammals, birds, amphibians, reptiles, and fish) have...
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‘A session not to be missed’: #RBSWEST

‘A session not to be missed’: #RBSWEST
06/26/2019 | World
Dailycsr.com – 26 June 2019 – If we are to meet the “1.5-Degree target” in order to reverse the impacts on the environments, investments need to be made in technology and innovation. In fact, technological advancements alone come up as solution to the environmental challenges that the world...
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