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Procter & Gamble Company erhält bei Corporate Critic einen Ethicscore von 0,5 aus maximal 15 Punkten und wird damit als sehr schwach bewertet. Der Ethicscore ergibt sich aus einer Bewertung von 15 Kriterien in den Bereichen Umwelt, Personen, Tiere, Politik und Produktnachhaltigkeit.

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CSR Unternehmenscheck der Verbraucher Initiative

Procter & Gamble Gruppe Deutschland erhält SILBER im CSR-Unternehmenscheck der Verbraucher Initiative und wird daher positiv bewertet. Bei Nachhaltigkeit in der eigenen Geschäftstätigkeit gilt das Unternehmen als stark engagiert, in der Lieferkette als stark engagiert und im Bereich Förderung nachhaltiger Konsum als engagiert.

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Das IÖW/future-Ranking der Nachhaltigkeitsberichte

Procter & Gamble hat keinen deutschen Nachhaltigkeitsbericht und wird daher negativ bewertet. Der Mutterkonzern veröffentlicht einen Nachhaltigkeitsbericht.

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Procter & Gamble erreicht 59 von 100 Punkten in den Bereichen Klimapolitik sowie CO2-Reduktion und erhält daher bei Climate Counts grün. Im Vergleich zu 2011 hat sich Procter & Gamble um 6 Punkte verschlechtert.

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Newsweek Green Rankings

Procter & Gamble belegt Platz 59 von 500 im Newsweek Greenranking und wird daher positiv bewertet. Der Konzern erreicht 82% der möglichen Gesamtpunktzahl in den Bereichen Umweltpolitik, Umweltauswirkungen und Reputation.

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Brandoscope

Procter & Gamble Germany GmbH & Co Operations oHG ist laut Brandoscope in 0 von 10 Nachhaltigkeitsbereichen zertifiziert und wird daher negativ bewertet.

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RepRisk® - Reputational Risk Radar

Procter & Gamble Co The hat laut RepRisk ein mittleres Reputationsrisiko. Seit 2007 hat RepRisk 66 Medienberichte erfasst, in denen Procter & Gamble Co The zu insgesamt 18 verschiedenen Themengebieten kritisiert wurde.

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The Global 100 Most Sustainable Corporations in the World 2011

PROCTER & GAMBLE CO ist auf Platz 44 in der Global 100 Most Sustainable Corporations Liste 2011. 2010 erreichte Procter & Gamble mit einen Transparenzgrad von 39% Platz 13. Im Verhältnis zum Gesamtumsatz erzielte das Unternehmen folgende Produktivitätswerte: Energie 18%, CO2 11%, Wasser 22% und Abfall 25%.

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Companize Image Ranking

Procter & Gamble Holding GmbH hat 10 Image-Punkte bei Companize und zählt damit zu den Unternehmen mit einer positiven Reputation. Die Bewertung basiert auf 16 Medienberichten zu Themen wie Umweltskandale, Datenmissbrauch oder Auszeichnungen als fairer Arbeitgeber.

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Deutscher Nachhaltigkeitspreis

Procter & Gamble war 2012 unter den Top 3 beim Deutschen Nachhaltigkeitspreis in der Kategorie Deutschlands nachhaltigstes Produkt mit seinem Produkt "Pampers Windeln". Das Unternehmen wurde ausgezeichnet, da es in den einzelnen Wertschöpfungsstufen bei der Entwicklung des Produktes vorbildlich wirtschaftlichen Erfolg mit sozialer Verantwortung und Schonung der Umwelt verbindet.

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Faced with a tide of post-consumer plastic trash, organizations are thinking up innovative ways to profitably harness this potentially vast revenue stream.
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Drumbeat: May 6, 2013

The Malthusian specter of rising demand and shrinking supply has been replaced by a new realization that, for most commodities, demand is flat and supply is rising fast. Oil demand in developed nations has been stable since 1995, because high oil prices have inspired conservation efforts in countries such as Japan and the U.Now, as emerging nations begin to embrace energy efficiency as well -- China is working hard on electric cars, for instance, despite continuing to build dozens of coal plants -- global demand might flatten out this decade. Government debt is growing at an unsustainable rate. Increased taxation and regulations calcify the sinews of the economy and monetary distortions threaten to sow the seeds of a future economic calamity. Levi has a new book out on the energy debate called The Power Surge: Energy, Opportunity and the Battle for America’s Future. It’s one of the best analyses of the amazing changes taking place in the energy sphere today, touching on everything from fracking to climate change to the Keystone XL pipeline debate. West Texas Intermediate crude headed for the biggest three-day gain in nine months as air strikes in Syria renewed concern that unrest will spread in the Middle East and disrupt supply. WTI futures climbed as much as 1.6 percent in New York after Syria’s state news agency said Israeli aircraft attacked a military research center on the outskirts of Damascus yesterday. The offensive was a “declaration of war,” Syria’s deputy foreign minister told CNN. Israel didn’t confirm involvement. The Middle East accounted for 33 percent of global crude output in 2011, according to BP Plc (BP/)’s Statistical Review of World Energy. WTI capped a second weekly gain May 3 after U. NEW YORK - Surging oil production has put the United States on track toward greater energy independence, pushing U.U.S. The average price for regular gasoline at U.S. pumps rose 0.84 cent a gallon in the past two weeks to $3.5447 a gallon, according to Lundberg Survey Inc. The survey covers the period ended May 3 and is based on information obtained at about 2,500 filling stations by the Camarillo, California-based company. Supply to the domestic and export markets was around 9.2 million bpd, up slightly from the 9.15 million bpd supplied in March, the source said. U.Damascus, Syria (CNN) -- A U.Israel didn’t confirm involvement in the assault yesterday. But the Nu’s days as one of the region’s last free-flowing rivers are dwindling. Supporters say that maintaining the herd is vital to preserving Texas’ ranching heritage. But a $500 million plan by the Environmental Protection Agency to do just that has run into protests from otherwise environmentally conscious residents in several Brooklyn neighborhoods. A decade ago, the word adaptation was dirtier than coal. Among professional greens and activists focused on mitigation, even discussing it meant surrender. Only the long stall of international climate negotiations and stark signs of irrevocable climate change put an end to their distaste. If we have already caused warming, possibly setting unstoppable feedback loops into motion, then opposing adaptation was the intellectual and political equivalent of carbon sequestration, of burying our brains in the ground. This time the problem is a “carbon bubble”. The market valuation of the world’s 200 biggest oil, gas and coal companies is about $4 trillion, a figure based on the assumed value of their confirmed reserves that are still in the ground. On the strength of that assumption, the fossil fuel companies have been able to take on $1.5 trillion of debt, and last year alone they spent $647 billion in the search for even more oil, gas and coal reserves. But what if they will never be able to sell all of their reserves? But using a more sophisticated statistical method, Boon looked at the tide-gauge readings again in a 2012 study. To a layman, this might look like a flip-flop.
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Drumbeat: May 1, 2013

The U.S. Remember peak oil? It’s the theory—current about a decade ago—that global oil production would soon top out, leading to an inexorable rise in prices. Long story short, we're in nothing like the peak oil nightmare that a naive forward projection of the 2003-08 hockey stick would have led you to expect. S. Remember peak oil? It’s the theory—current about a decade ago—that global oil production would soon top out, leading to an inexorable rise in prices. Long story short, we're in nothing like the peak oil nightmare that a naive forward projection of the 2003-08 hockey stick would have led you to expect. But we've hardly conquered oil scarcity either. New discoveries are having trouble keeping pace with rising car ownership in Asia and declining production from many established oil sources. Meanwhile, unconventional oil is coming onto the market in part because oil is scarce and expensive, which makes it profitable to extract hard-to-extract oil. Brent crude fell for a second day after OPEC’s production increased to a five-month high and an industry group said U.Futures slid as much as 1.7 percent in London after dropping 1.4 percent yesterday. U.S. crude inventories rose by 5.2 million barrels last week, the American Petroleum Institute said. Government figures today are projected to show a gain of 1.1 million barrels, according to a Bloomberg News survey. Daily output by the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries increased in April by 194,000 barrels a day, a separate survey indicated. Prince Turki Al Faisal, a former intelligence head, said that the increase would allow for the Gulf country to export up to 10m barrels per day. Naimi stressed that Saudi Arabia does not want to see a rise in oil prices, except where this reflects actual market conditions: “In 2012, I came out and called for lower oil prices…. Since U.(Reuters) - The U.The Basrah Gas Co. project, the biggest of its kind, captures so-called associated gas flared from the southern oil fields of Rumaila, West Qurna-1 and Zubair, according to a statement on Shell’s website. Eduardo Eurnekian, tapping a fortune of at least $1.3 billion, has pledged $700 million in two deals to hasten a definitive partnership with Argentine government-owned YPF SA to develop its Vaca Muerta fields. After his $500 million preliminary accord with YPF in October, the 70-year-old last week paid about $200 million for 81 percent of Cia. The company may raise about $5 billion in the offering, two of the people said, asking not to be identified because the terms aren’t set. A borrowing that large would match the biggest note sale in the U.S. currency in Asia outside Japan, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. Chesapeake Energy Corp., the U.Net income was $58 million, or 2 cents a share, compared with a loss of $28 million, or 11 cents, a year earlier, the Oklahoma City-based company said in a statement today. Even at reduced export levels, Iran is benefiting from near-record oil prices. As recently as the 1999 oil price slump, it was receiving just $250 per person in oil export revenues; in 2012,that grew to $875. The sanctions have laid bare the Iranian administration's remarkable incompetence and waste. If anything, the collapse of the rial has returned it to a realistic rate, given Iran's continuing high inflation, making domestic industry more competitive. Ironically, sanctions pressure has spurred Tehran's fractious polity to take long-needed steps, upgrading domestic oil refining and removing costly energy subsidies. MAIDUGURI, Nigeria — Days later, the survivors’ faces tensed at the memory of the grim evening: soldiers dousing thatched-roof homes with gasoline, setting them on fire and shooting residents when they tried to flee. The cost to science may be less visible to the public. Shell Moves Australia Head to U.S. Royal Dutch Shell PLC is moving its Australian head to run operations in the U.S. Ann Pickard, who has been overseeing billions of dollars of investments in Australian gas-export projects, will take up a new role in the U.LAFITTE, La. (AP) — Gov. Mr. Japan’s power utilities reported combined losses of about 1.6 trillion yen a year ago, the equivalent of $20 billion at the time. On the face of it, the bad news for the companies looks like a boost for Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and his 2 percent inflation target in Japan as the utilities will probably raise electricity tariffs. U.U.Formerly chief executive officer of Codexis Inc., the first advanced biofuel technology company to trade on a U.S. exchange, Shaw now says it’s impossible to economically turn crop waste, wood and plants like switchgrass into fuel. WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Verizon said on Tuesday it plans to invest $100 million in solar power and fuel cells at 19 facilities in seven U.Wouldn't it be nice if China and the United States fixed the problem of climate change? Many came to agriculture through an interest in food systems and social justice. They included young men and women who believe organically grown local food should be available to people of all races and income levels. Such activists believe the U.S. food system needs to get out from under the control of multinational corporations, and that a warming planet demands sustainable, regional food systems. The students in New York City’s first Farm Beginnings class represent a new chapter of an enduring American story. Immigrants and ethnic minorities have always gone into farming — some against their will, some willingly. But in an important way, this is a different version of that story. When software engineers from India and social justice activists from the South Bronx want to enter agriculture, something has changed in American culture. To judge the health of the economy by whether growth rises or falls by a fraction of 1% is like measuring the height of the tide to see whether the ocean is thriving, or sick and polluted. It's ironic that lust for unsustainable growth of returns in the financial sector destroyed conditions for significant wider growth in the economy. What passes for meaningful public debate about economics today concerns almost entirely who has the most convincing plan to restore growth. Like a pitcher taking the mound on opening day, Frank Gehrke gets the spotlight in California every early April. U.(Reuters) - A U.S. submission to U.This wasn't just another 1-in-500-years event happening, a freak occurrence, a one-off event. Such storms have become the signature of climate change across the Northeast, afflicting older cities and towns built at a time of more modest rainfall.
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U.S. GMO food labeling drive has biotech industry biting back

U.S. New efforts to force labeling of foods made with genetically modified crops, including a bill introduced by U.Last year, the industry spent $40 million to defeat a labeling measure in California. S. New efforts to force labeling of foods made with genetically modified crops, including a bill introduced by U.Last year, the industry spent $40 million to defeat a labeling measure in California. The big biotech firms are still working out details of their plan, but it will likely have a large social media component, the company executives said. The group will focus on conveying what it says are the many benefits of biotech crops. The most popular gene-altered crops withstand dousings of weed-killing chemicals and produce their own insect-killing toxins. Proponents of labeling for GMO foods said momentum is on their side. Various groups have held rallies over the last several weeks in Washington, D.In introducing a U.S. labeling bill Wednesday, U.S. Sen. Barbara Boxer and U.S. Rep. "Consumers deserve to have clear, consistent, and accurate facts about the food products they purchase," Sen. Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut said in a statement. Law makers and anti-GMO activists are responding to growing public concern about possible health risks associated with GMO foods. Last month, grocery retailer Whole Foods said that it would require suppliers to label any product made with genetically modified ingredients. "This is a rapidly growing movement," said Dave Murphy, a spokesman for Food Democracy Now, a group pushing for GMO labeling. "We're not giving up until we have labeling. Biotech companies also are concerned that consumer sentiment is causing regulators to slow down approvals of new GMOs, said Dow AgroSciences Brad Shurdut. Dow had hoped to have a GMO corn product called "Enlist" on the market this year. Monsanto, which in 1996 commercialized the first biotech crop, a soybean resistant to herbicide, wants to communicate how biotech crops help farmers produce food, said executive vice president Jerry Steiner. "We fully respect that people make up their own minds," said Steiner. "But there is a fact gap that exists.
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Transparency May Lose Battles, But It Will Win the War

Now that the long national nightmare of 24/7 presidential election coverage is well behind us, we can get around to discussing some other important voting results. The ballot initiative would have required food companies to put a label on packaging if they usedgenetically modified organisms (GMOs). The debates on Prop 37 were loud and hard-fought (see some links to a range of opinions on the matter here). I don't want to debate the complicated science on GMOs. Instead, my point is that, in the long run, it may not matter that this ballot initiative didn't pass. If companies think the defeat of Prop 37 will stem the transparency tide, they will be sorely disappointed. And further more, it's not good for these big brands to be against transparency. It's not like food companies are against all labels; they mostly embraced "front-of-package" labeling initiatives when they could promote the (supposed) health benefits of their products. Even if the food companies believe that science is on their side, they're facing an uphill battle. This reality — that perceptions often matter more than facts — may be hard for science-driven companies or people to take. I'd certainly prefer that we make decisions based on the preponderance of evidence (climate change anyone?). For that reason, I'm a bit surprised at the outcome (53 percent voted against it), especially since we're all used to looking at food labels. Imagine trying to eat a healthy diet without having nutritional labels, which make no judgments. Even though sugar has no nutritional value, for example, listing the grams of sugar on packaging doesn't actually judge whether you should consume it. The label leaves that decision up to consumers. Perhaps, as some moderate voices have said, Prop 37 was poorly constructed. But either way, its defeat is a blip in the arc of history. Even if current law doesn't mandate disclosure, there will be workarounds as companies likeGoodGuide provide more information about products, in real time, on any mobile device. This is just one example of how the world is becoming more open every day. (Sign up for Andrew Winston's blog, via RSS feed, or by email.
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Can the Global Reporting Initiative help restore faith in the media

The Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) recently launched its final draft of the Media Sector Supplement, a set of indicators and questions aimed at measuring, in as much detail as possible, the social, environmental and financial impacts of media companies on society. As a mechanism for promoting integrity and accountability, GRI's project is both worthwhile and timely. It is difficult to see us arriving at a commonly accepted definition of what it means for a media company to be environmentally, socially and financially sustainable. The development of the supplement is a model of stakeholder engagement and the new approach to getting feedback from the public is as good as they come. This inclusive approach is both GRI's weakness and its strength.On the one hand, it means that every possible (and impossible) angle is covered, on the other, this results in a loss of focus. Especially since the core sections of the framework are the same for all companies, regardless of whether they deal in nuclear waste or cartoons. The idea is that companies reporting to the new framework will perform their own materiality analysis and pick the indicators they want to report against accordingly. One suggestion would be to turn GRI's current model around and focus the obvious brainpower available in the Working Group not only on producing new indicators, but actually deleting those existing ones that they deem unfit for purpose. I would go so far as to argue that if the Working Group could agree on a prioritised list of, say, the 10 most material indicators for media companies, then that would drive the sustainability agenda further than the current catch-all approach. On the positive side, I was impressed to see that the Working Group has been developing its ideas around transparency and made explicit references to the 'brainprint', i.e. media companies' ability to change the behaviour of their audiences via content. Taken together, the indicators above will enable interested stakeholders to form an informed opinion about the sustainability credentials of participating media companies. The final version of the GRI Media Sector Supplement is scheduled for release in late 2011. The public consultation period on the current draft comes to a close on August 4th. guardian.co.uk © 2013 Guardian News and Media Limited or its affiliated companies.
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