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This case, the second in a series, describes Molten Metal Technology’s problems that culminated in the company filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, including interactions between government, environmental concerns, and business.
- Topics on: Climate Sustainability, Climate Tech, Corporate Sustainability Strategy, Social Impact and Sustainability
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This case describes Molten Metal Technology’s beginnings and its new technologies, the impact of regulation on its business, environmental implications, the waste cleanup and disposal industry, and Molten Metal Technology’s possibilities for future expansion amidst competition.
- Topics on: Climate Sustainability, Climate Tech, Corporate Sustainability Strategy, Social Impact and Sustainability, Statistics
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This is going to be your first Harley-Davidson! You can’t wait! For the past two years, you’ve been riding a beat-up 1981 Honda with a 750-cubic-centimeter engine that you bought for $450. All the while, you have been dreaming…
- Topics on: Climate Investing, Climate Policy, Climate Sustainability, Climate Tech, Corporate Sustainability Strategy, Social Impact and Sustainability, Statistics
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This case describes the situation facing BP America’s President Bob Malone in late 2007, while attempting to expand the refining capacity at their Whiting, Indiana plant. They had followed all the rules set out by the Indiana…
- Topics on: Climate Investing, Climate Sustainability, Climate Tech, Corporate Sustainability Strategy, Social Impact and Sustainability, Statistics
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- Topics on: Business Analytics, Climate Policy, Climate Tech, Corporate Sustainability Strategy, Social Impact and Sustainability, Statistics
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McDonald’s Corporation, the behemoth of the fast food industry, has taken its share of criticism–even ridicule–over the years. The image of the company suffered as the public began to perceive its jobs as dead-end, unskilled, and unstimulating.
- Topics on: Climate Sustainability, Social Impact and Sustainability