Day: 5 June 2001

Positive message, not doom and gloom, will move us into sustainability

Companies and individuals need to be told the positive messages of environmental stewardship of resource efficiency and portraying a positive image to customers in order to move society towards true sustainability, according to the panelists at ET2001’s Talkback event.

New eco management and audit scheme allows companies to advertise their green credentials

Following a process of European Commission and Member State consultation on the European Eco-Management and Audit Scheme (EMAS), ET2001 has hosted the launch of the new scheme, which is now more appropriate for the needs of companies, allowing them to advertise their green credentials, make a public commitment to improving their environmental performance and strengthen relations with customers and regulators.

Events around the globe celebrate 2001 World Environment Day

The launch of a global ecological assessment, a prestigious environmental awards ceremony, tree planting, water hyacinth harvesting, and environmental art exhibitions are among the events around the globe to celebrate the 2001 World Environment Day on 5 June.

New online tool will help companies thrive in a carbon constrained future

A new online tool, designed to help companies around the world optimise their greenhouse gas emission management, will help companies gain a competitive advantage in the emerging carbon economy, according to greenhouse gas management company, Greenergy, who launched the tool today.

NASA technology to take on particulate monitoring

Technology which was developed by NASA to measure ice particles in space is now being used in the first ever real-time particulate monitor for smoke stacks.

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