Sony Corp. announced the launch of its "Road to Zero" plan, which establishes environmental and energy efficiency goals for the company over the next five years, working towards the goal of "zero environmental footprint" by 2015.
The program has four goals- climate change, resource conservation, control of chemical substances and biodiversity- and implementation will begin globally next April. Read more.
Friday, April 9, 2010
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