CSR News

Dow AgroSciences, a subsidiary of The Dow Chemical Company, received a 2009 Michigan Green Chemistry Governor's Award at the inaugural event held at the Detroit Institute of Arts on September 24.

The award was launched by Michigan's Department ...

Work on an advanced, hurricane-resistant solar roof wrapped up this week at Warren Easton Senior High School, the first project of a partnership between Entergy Corporation, Nike Corporation, Winrock International, the Louisiana Chapter of the U.S. Green Building Council and...

The Clean Economy Network (CEN) is running new TV ads in Indiana, North Carolina and Missouri highlighting the urgent need for clean energy legislation that will lessen our dependence on foreign oil and make our nation more secure -- while bringing tens of thousands of new c...

AmeriCares disaster response experts are preparing to send medical aid to survivors of deadly back-to-back disasters in Asia and the Pacific.

AmeriCares emergency response experts were readying an emergency shipment of medicines and supplies for...

Companies seeking to leverage their environmental friendliness will find their ideal target market right in their local woods, according to five years of research on state park visitors compiled by Government Solutions Group (

The ING-Girls Inc. Investment Challenge was named one of 13 programs that "will improve the lives of girls and women around the world" at the Fifth Annual Meeting of the Clin...

SC Johnson, maker of well-known brands including Glade®, OFF!®, Scrubbing Bubbles®, Ziploc® and Windex®, is opening its doors to families through its revamped Web site, www.scjohnson.com While it may not be a surprise th...

HALLS® and The Conservation Fund announced today the launch of the "Every Drop Makes a Difference" campaign to preserve, restore and protect one of America's most precious natural resources, its trees. The program features in-store promotions, a national sweepstakes and a vi...

Abbott announced today that it has significantly reduced its use of both fossil fuels and electricity as part of a multi-faceted, company-wide effort to safeguard the environment and reduce energy costs across all of its global health care businesses.

Today Merck launched its 2008 global corporate responsibility (CR) report in which it emphasized that the fundamentals of good corporate governance and accountability, ethical business practices, and transparency have never been more important.