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Bottom Line on GHG Emissions Registries
This fact sheet by the World Resources Institute explains the function, types, and regulatory status of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions registries, specifically focusing on the legal requirement for the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to establish a national mandatory registry by mid-2008.
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An Updated Response to EEI’s Timeline of Environmental Regulations
This fact sheet by the World Resources Institute (WRI) critiques a timeline produced by the Edison Electric Institute (EEI) regarding environmental regulations for power plants. WRI argues that the EEI timeline is misleading because it conflates procedural events and existing rules with new compliance obligations, thereby creating a false impression of a regulatory "onslaught."
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Rattling Supply Chains
The World Resources Institute report 'Rattling Supply Chains' introduces the 'Ecoflation' scenario, which models the financial impact on fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) companies when environmental costs and resource constraints are integrated into business expenses. The report warns of significant earnings reductions for companies that fail to adapt their supply chains to environmental pressures.
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Specialty Glass, Inc
This case study describes Specialty Glass, Inc., a privately owned manufacturer in the Pacific Northwest of the United States that produced approximately 30 percent of the global supply of colored sheet glass for lamps and stained-glass windows. The company faced significant environmental and regulatory challenges due to the use of toxic pigments, specifically cadmium oxide used for ruby-red glass, which resulted in hazardous waste and air emission concerns.
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