JohnsonDiversey Announces Commitment to Triple Its Absolute Reduction In Greenhouse Gas Emissions by 2013 Under WWF’s Climate Savers Program

 

JohnsonDiversey at Cop15

Chairman S. Curtis Johnson makes a clear bottom-line case for corporations to dramatically curb CO2 emissions, with announcement that JohsonDiversey will inventory the carbon footprint of each and every product in its portfolio—and then place this inventory in the public domain.

COP15 WWF CEO Roundtable Waste Reduction

JohnsonDiversey Chairman Curt Johnson at COP15. The ability of industry to successfully address climate change hinges on a simple change in mindset and it all boils down to waste. I'm here to advocate a profound aversion to waste. Treating Greenhouse gas a waste creates a sea-change in perspective of how to address climate change. This will spur the classic private sector creativity and action that will make a huge difference in our emissions.

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Curt Johnson Broader Movement

Curt Johnson, Chairman, JohnsonDiversey at COP15. Once companies figure out that they can save money and the environment ... It is exciting and contagious. So we really hope that we are paving the way for a much broader movement.

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COP15 WWF CEO Roundtable Positive ROI

JohnsonDiversey Chairman Curt Johnson in Copenhagen: For every dollar JD spends on emissions reductions it saves over $2. Waste reduction and improved efficiency are good for the environment and good for our business.

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Curt Johnson Attention at the Top

Curt Johnson, Chairman JohnsonDiversey at COP15. Try and change your mindset and look at these projects like you would look at any cost-saving project and give it the time and attention at the top. Once you really look at the numbers - the numbers are really very compelling. For every dollar we spend at JD, we're generating two dollars in returns on these kinds of projects. CO2 is waste - it represents inefficiency and when you take that out of the system you can make money.

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Oliver Rapf Improved Bottom Line

Oliver Rapf, Head, Climate Business Engagement, WWF International at COP15. What we have seen in the climate savers program is that the companies are improving their bottom line because they have made the decision to take this issue seriously. If the company does not make the effort they will never find the potentials. We have found that once companies start to look for these potentials they find more than they ever thought possible.

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JohnsonDiversey Commits to Carbon Footprint Company’s Product Portfolio while at Cop15

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November 5th, 2009 Webinar:

Building a Sustainable Future: Progress and Trends Towards Improving the Environmental Footprint of Commercial Buildings. Presented by Robert Watson of GreenerBuildings.com Editor & “Father of LEED”, and Ed Lonergan, CEO & President JohnsonDiversey.

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Press Release - 11/5/2009

Press Release - 11/5/2009

“We’ve found addressing climate change is not only right the environment- it makes really good business sense. And I think when that happens, the world changes.” - Ed Lonergan

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Commitment to Triple Its Absolute Reduction In Greenhouse Gas Emissions by 2013 Under WWF’s Climate Savers Program

Ed Lonergan, President and CEO of JohnsonDiversey, comments on JD's announcement to triple its reduction of greenhouse gases from 8 to 25 percent by 2013 and discusses the evolution of triple bottom line to integrated bottom line, what JD learned in the process and how their investment in sustainability leads to positive ROI.

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November 18th, 2009 Webinar: Thriving in the Clean Economy.

John Matthews, SVP of Corporate Affairs, discusses JohsonDiversey’s role within WWF Climate Savers and its initiatives in combating CO2 emissions.

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