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The Walt Disney Company goes green
Posted by timethief • 3/11/09 • Subscribe to this Discussion [RSS] • Report This Topic
Topics: corporate responsibility, environmental goals, the walt disney company, zero carbon emissions
March 10, 2009 - The Walt Disney Company details a set of long- and near-term environmental goals in its first comprehensive corporate responsibility report for the recreation and entertainment empire of media networks, theme parks, resorts, cruise and travel tours, studio entertainment, consumer products and interactive media businesses.
Disney released its 99-page company wide corporate responsibility report yesterday along with reports highlighting aspects of the firm's parks and resorts segment, which started with Disneyland in Anaheim more than 55 years ago and now includes the Disney Cruise Line, Disney Vacation Club resorts, Adventures by Disney travel tours, and five resorts containing 11 theme parks, some of which are owned or co-owned by independent entities and operated under licenses from Disney.
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Great!! Loved watching Walt Years ago TT thanks for the news!! -
You're welcome. It remains to be seen how effective their environmental goals and the follow through are.
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carbon-neutral nightly fireworks?-
They offset the carbon emissions from the fireworks by, at the end of the day, rounding up the unclaimed lost children, then recycling them into burgers.
Well that is what would happen if Polybore was running the place anyway. Would encourage the kids to stay close to their parents.
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Wow, brings a new meaning to "mystery meat"
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The question is, what took the Disney Corp so long to get with the program? It is good that they have but it seems a little late in the day. This may be a demonstration of green purchasing power, consumers are more aware than ever.
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new alterneative fuel: Tinkerbell dust!
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