Corporate Canada's 10 green leaders and laggards

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Corporate Canada's 10 green leaders and laggards

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Published Sunday, Jun. 20, 2010 10:12PM EDT

Last updated Friday, Jul. 16, 2010 9:22AM EDT

Of the 60 biggest companies on the TSX, these 10 voluntarily reported their results in all of Corporate Knights’ environmental categories

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No. 3: Inmet Mining Corp. Of the 10 companies that voluntarily reported their results in all of Corporate Knights’ environmental categories, the copper, zinc and gold producer comes in third with 47.45 per cent. Energy productivity score: 74%. Carbon productivity score: 81%. Water productivity score: 27%. Waste productivity score: 8%.
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No. 5: Kinross Gold Corp. Of the 10 companies that voluntarily reported their results in all of Corporate Knights’ environmental categories, the gold producer comes in fifth with 33.05 per cent. Energy productivity score: 56%. Carbon productivity score: 48%. Water productivity score: 25%. Waste productivity score: 3%.
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No. 6: Suncor Energy Inc. Of the 10 companies that voluntarily reported their results in all of Corporate Knights’ environmental categories, the energy company comes in sixth with 31.43 per cent. Energy productivity score: 23%. Carbon productivity score: 30%. Water productivity score: 28%. Waste productivity score: 46%.
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No. 8: Potash Corp. of Saskatchewan Inc. Of the 10 companies that voluntarily reported their results in all of Corporate Knights’ environmental categories, the fertilizer producer comes in eighth with 23.85 per cent. Energy productivity score: 15%. Carbon productivity score: 31%. Water productivity score: 28%. Waste productivity score: 21%.

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