The community/caregiver aspects included helping the elderly, planting trees, psycho-educational classes for parents, a graduation ceremony attended by key figures in the community, and the creation of a community advisory board to assist with implementation.
The appeal lies not in the firm's mainly elderly power plants but in its land.
Around a quarter of Britain's generating capacity is due to disappear over the next ten years, as elderly nuclear plants are decommissioned and new environmental rules make coal stations more expensive to run.
Even as they spoke, Coca-Cola was announcing the acquisition of an elderly Ukrainian plant producing kvas, a traditional beer-like drink.
In the Midrash, a set of ancient biblical observations, there is a story of an elderly man planting fig tree despite a query about whether he would live to see it bear fruit.
A drought has severely reduced water levels in dams that feed the elderly hydro-power plants along the Drin river in the north of the country.
At the same time, to replace elderly, inefficient power plants and transmission lines, they need margins healthy enough to support massive investment.
Britain's oil and gas reserves are dwindling, and many of its dirty coal stations and elderly nuclear-power plants will soon close.Neither development is exactly unforeseen, nor is this Mr Blair's first attempt to set Britain's energy course in light of them.
In one particularly extraordinary case, a cat named Oscar at a Rhode Island nursing home predicted the deaths of close to 50 elderly individuals by planting himself on their beds just hours before they died.
Its plants are elderly (Sizewell B, the newest, began running 13 years ago; the rest are over 20 years old) and four reactors have been offline since last year, when inspections revealed cracks in their cooling systems.But the interest is less in the company's existing plants than in the role it could play in building new ones.
For instance, elk may linger and browse on woody plants when elderly wolves are around.
