Why waiting to invest in sustainability is the wrong choice
8 Dec 2020
As the world shut down due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the earth took notice of clearer air, cleaner water, wildlife returning to their natural habitats and more.
Now there’s a growing desire to reopen the world in a way that respects ourselves, our society and our environment, as well as to change our behaviors for the long term. This is what the “green recovery” movement is all about: getting back to business without compromising the opportunity we’ve been given.
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