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Alcoa's October 2008 Worldwide Month of Service Making a Difference in Boke, Guinea
On 29 and 30 October, all Alcoa employees in Guinea volunteered to join with conservation and educational non-profit groups and authorities to serve local schools and communities.
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Alcoa and Conservation International Form Partnership to Conserve the Amazon's Biodiversity
Program Will Support Conservation Units in One of the Richest Areas for Species in the Region Situated Between the Tapajós and Madeira Rivers
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Sustainable Development Helps Protect Chimps in Guinea
A US$123,600 Alcoa Foundation grant to create sustainable economic development is helping protect chimpanzees in Guinea, one of only 10 countries with chimp populations exceeding 1,000.
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Para-technicians learn how to draw a community map that identifies chimp habitats, forest, tourism opportunities, land uses, and more.
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Alcoa Plays Part in Nobel Peace Prize on Climate Change
September 11, 2008
Nobel winner IPCC recognizes four Alcoa employees for their efforts in accumulating and disseminating knowledge about climate change
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Alcoa Takes Action on Climate Change; Becomes Founding Reporter of The Climate Registry
January 15, 2008
NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Alcoa (NYSE:AA) announced today that it has become a Founding Reporter on The Climate Change Registry, a non-profit organization that measures and publicly reports greenhouse gas emissions (GHG) in a common, accurate and transparent manner consistent across industry sectors and borders.
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Video: Guinea's biodiversity and Alcoa