More EMI news, and following the news that Warner Music in the US is planning on going all eco-friendly by introducing more environmentally sound CD packaging and introducing better recycling and paper purchasing policies, now EMI are going all green on us too. They're also working with the Natural Resources Defence Council on their eco strategy, so presumably they are planning to do pretty much everything Warner is planning to do. Which is good news. That will be one less strategy to integrate if and when the two companies merger.
We here at CMU also take environmental issues very seriously, obviously. Just yesterday I wrote down a phone number on the back of my CMU Daily proofs rather than using a post it note. Of course I then threw the proofs in the bin, and had to go on the electricity guzzling internet to look up the number, so I could then write it on a post-it note - but it's the thought that counts surely? I wonder if there are awards for such committed environmentalism in the work place?