Sustainably managed forests combat climate change through carbon removal, storage and cycling. Trees absorb atmospheric carbon dioxide through photosynthesis and store it in the branches, trunk, needles, and roots. Using wood products for building stores tree carbon and using biomass for energy retains carbon within a natural loop.
We are committed to reducing any negative impacts our business may have on the environment. Through our ongoing risk assessments, we have narrow exposure to environmental risks. When we identify a material risk, we address it.
Originally published on Built From Scratch
This November, The Home Depot Foundation is launching its annual Operation Surprise campaign: a nationwide effort to make veteran housing safer, more accessible and affordable.
Originally published on U.S. Bank company blog
U.S. Bank partner Operation HOPE has deep roots in the Slauson and Crenshaw community in Los Angeles.
More than three decades ago, John Hope Bryant, Lance Triggs and concerned members of the community came together to formulate a plan for helping low- and moderate-income Americans thrive in an ever-changing economy.
PORCARI (LU), Italy, November 01, 2024 /3BL/ - Sofidel, a global leading manufacturer of paper for hygienic and household use, known particularly in Italy and Europe for its Regina brand, has finalized the acquisition of the tissue division of Clearwater Paper Corporation (“CLW Tissue”).
The agreement had been announced last July 22. All regulatory approvals have been obtained.
The Clorox Change Makers initiative spotlights people who actively celebrate diversity, promote inclusion and practice allyship, making a positive impact on our business and culture.
In this installment, we focus on Amin El-Hajj, a sales manager based in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. Amin was nominated by Vinay Tejwani, an associate sales manager on his team. We spoke with them to learn more about what Amin’s allyship looks like in action.
Why did you nominate Amin as a Change Maker? What makes him an ally?
By Evelyn Mitchell
Reading a work email. Navigating corridors between meetings. Walking to and from your vehicle. Most of us give little thought to these basic building blocks of a workday. However, for people with disabilities, these activities can present unique daily challenges.
Today, only half of U.S. states require financial literacy courses in high schools. Truist is helping bridge the gap with Truist Life, Money, and Choices™, a comprehensive financial education program offered free of charge in high schools, colleges, and community organizations.
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