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Like many businesses, your company probably has a core environmental strategy in place, but lacks the internal expertise to take that core and strategically shape it for true competitive advantage. Even if you're inclined to invest the time, staff and resources required to gain that expertise, wading through the quagmire of acronyms, dueling experts and the conflicting claims of often self-interested parties can be daunting. The Gagliardi Group is uniquely qualified to help you separate sound science from emotional appeal and craft an environmental strategy that sets your company apart as a true environmental leader.
  • We offer an independent point of view. Our only agenda is true sustainability, including the sustainability of your company.

  • We represent decades of experience in the corporate, regulatory and communications arenas. We've helped hundreds of Fortune 1000 companies design environmental policies and programs. Companies include North America's top manufacturers, financial institutions, retailers, commericial printers, paper merchants and catalogers.

  • We are at the leading edge of the new wave of marketplace environmentalism. We know the issues, the science and the players.

The Paper Consumer's Guide to Climate Change

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Business managers at U.S. firms have more leverage to reduce climate change than they may realize because nearly every firm purchases vast amounts of paper products, and their choice of which kinds of paper to buy can either raise or lower the emissions of greenhouse gases that lead to climate change. In their guide, The Paper Consumer's Guide to Climate Change, The Gagliardi Group and non-profit Metafore describe the role that paper and its forest-based lifecyle play in the absorption and release of greenhouse gases and show how paper purchasers can take the initiative to tip the scales toward lower emissions. The guide offers business people a plain-English, four-step process that explains the science and economics of climate change, shows how managers can cultivate their own "internal compass" to help them independently sift through the often conflicting expertise they hear, identifies the best tools to adopt to account for and lower their paper-based greenhouse gas emissions, and cuts through the clutter about carbon offsets.

The Paper Consumer's Guide to Climate Change

 

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