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Earth Day
Leadership Breakfast
Thursday, April 22, 2004
This past Earth Day more than 60 of Atlanta's top business leaders
and environmental stewards gathered at the Carter Center to hear
featured speaker, Jean-Michel Cousteau, marine conservationist
and son of legendary oceanographer and filmmaker Jacques Cousteau.
Hosted by William Bruner, Coca-Cola North America and Jeff Haidet,
McKenna Long & Aldridge, the breakfast also encouraged businesses
to take the EARTH-smart business challenge and do one thing to
change/improve their impact on the environment in 2004.
Establish or elect
an "environmental ambassador" for your company.
Assess your company's
environmental practices, such as current use of resources
like water and energy.
Reduce and/or improve
your company's impact on the environment by adopting at
least one new environmental business practice this year.
Take the time to
annually review and improve your company's environmental
practices and their impact on the environment and your business.
Help leading environmental
organizations with your time and resources through Earth
Share of Georgia.
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| Jean-Michel
Cousteau shares footage of his travels to Midway Islands.
Here on this uninhabited island, trash from more than 100
countries washes up on the beaches, brought here via our waterways
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| Robert
Swan, Polar Explorer and 2003 Earth Day Leadership Breakfast
keynote speaker, introduces himself to Jean-Michel Cousteau.
Also pictured (left to right) Sue Dunn and Laura Turner Seydel. |
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| Jean-Michel
Cousteau addresses the business leaders and environmental
stewards who gathered at the 2004 Earth Day Leadership Breakfast |
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| From
left: Earth Share President, Doug Abramson & Jeff
Haidet, McKenna Long & Aldridge |
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| Charles
Brewer, Chairman, Green Street Properties |
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