BAT SUPPLEMENT BIODIVERSITY
June 1st, 2002
BTY MARK ROWETHERE is a clear moral argument that individuals and companies should nurture the Earth's precious resources. But such a stance also makes profound economic sense since it reduces a company's waste and improves efficiency. This is particularly the case for a tobacco company where every stage of the production, distribution and consumption of tobacco products has environmental implications."We believe that because of the culture of the company and the amount of land we own that we have an impact on development," said Shabanji Opukah, International ...
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