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Bayer Launches A Sustainability Plan
by Michael McCoy
November 16, 2009
| A version of this story appeared in
Volume 87, Issue 46
Bayer is boosting its sustainability efforts with the launch of eight projects focused on health care, nutrition, and climate change. At a press conference in Germany last week, Chairman Werner Wenning announced programs such as the donation of hormonal contraceptives to women in developing countries and the implementation of a rice cultivation program in Indonesia that cuts methane emissions. The firm also said it would roll out oxygen-depolarized cathode technology, which cuts electricity consumption in chlorine production by 30%.
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