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How Green Is Your Boardroom?

BY Alice KorngoldSun Jun 12, 2011

At the Corporate Eco Forum (CEF) annual meeting held last week, Kimberly-Clark announced its Sustainability 2015 goals built on a framework of People, Planet and Products. Suhas Apte, Vice President, Global Sustainability, shared with me his experience in presenting the plan to the K-C board of directors and their feedback.READ»

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Exclusive: How Kimberly-Clark Ditched its Forest-Destroying Reputation and Embraced Greenpeace

BY Ariel SchwartzTue Jan 18, 2011

Sometimes, Greenpeace's bullying tactics against corporations really work. For proof, look no further than Kimberly-Clark.READ»

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Kimberly-Clark Rolls Out Tube-Free Toilet Paper

BY Ariel SchwartzWed Oct 27, 2010

Exciting things don't often happen in the toilet paper industry. Kimberly-Clark is trying to change that with Scott Naturals Tube-Free, a line of tube-free toilet paper set to debut at Walmart and Sam's Club stores in the northeastern U.S.READ»

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Kimberly-Clark CMO talks about Marketing

BY Chris YatesThu Apr 29, 2010

Kimberly-Clark is one of the most dominant brands in the world. What is the key to their marketing? Here is a quick video interview. http://www.huddleproductions.com/READ»

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Texas Sprawl Goes Out With a Bang, Development Sprouts on Irving Transit Line

BY Greg LindsayTue Apr 13, 2010

With 2,715 pounds of dynamite Sunday, 40-year-old Texas Stadium -- the one with the hole in its roof, “so God can watch his favorite team play” -- was reduced to 2 million pounds of steel scrap and 4 million pounds of ...READ»

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Kimberly-Clark Broadens Sustainability Efforts, Partners With Terracycle

BY Ariel SchwartzWed Nov 4, 2009

I have to hand it to Kimberly-Clark. The bathroom tissue giant, which was attacked last winter by Greenpeace for its destructive tissue-sourcing habits, has made some serious strides in sustainability over the past year. First the ...READ»

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Kimberly-Clark Gives in to Environmentalists, Agrees to Stop Destroying Forests

BY Ariel SchwartzWed Aug 5, 2009

Greenpeace harassed Kimberly-Clark into submission by dispensing information on its practices, protesting at Kimberly-Clark buildings and at various events, sending over 30,000 emails, and persuading over 760 companies to stop buying from the tissue maker until it changed its policies.READ»

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Aspen Skiing Company's Auden Schendler on Big Levers, Blue Collars and Bourbon

BY Eric HagermanMon Apr 27, 2009

Auden Schendler, author of Getting Green Done: Hard Truths from the Front Lines of the Sustainability Movement wastes no time telling us he has something to tell us. He opens his trenchant enviro counterpoint with a dirge. ...READ»

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Kimberly-Clark Wipes Away Its Eco Guilt With Recycled Toilet Paper

BY Ariel SchwartzWed Apr 8, 2009

We've covered the destructive practices of tissue and toilet paper companies extensively--specifically, the destructive habits of bathroom tissue giant Kimberly-Clark. But now the company, often criticized for using virgin fiber ...READ»