There's good and bad news in this year's report; the good news is that companies continue to dedicate time, money and staff to setting and meeting ambitious environmental goals.
The bad news is that the research shows a slowing of momentum. On some of the indicators there is even evidence of a reversal. This backwards momentum has been documented in the areas of investments in clean technology innovations, overall energy intensity, certifications of LEED buildings, paper use and recycling.
For the first time, this year's report includes essays on the salient trends by industry experts, including Amory Lovins, Jigar Shah and many others.
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