Business Sustainability

Sustainability has become a leading business approach. The move towards green consumption dates back to the 1960s when industrialization started creating more wastes than the earth can handle. In 1973, an oil crisis prompted the Organization of Arab Petroleum Exporting Countries to announce an embargo. This forced America to consider renewable energy as an alternative […]

Every year, thousands of injuries and accidents happen in the workplace. There’s no saying when it can happen, but employees can be assured that a system in place protects them when that occurs. From the perspective of the business, it is a serious matter that can result in legal problems. One cannot predict what can

In an age when homebuyers are more eco-conscious than ever, sustainable home design is hot on the market. Not only do such homes promote the smarter consumption of resources and care for our environment, but eco-friendly features are also easier on our wallets in the long run. They also boost your home’s resale value. Maximizing

[lwptoc skipHeadingLevel=”h1,h4,h5,h6″] Check your business’s trash and try to see how much of it is made of cardboard. Toilet paper tubes, cereal boxes, parcel packages and storage boxes are all made of cardboard. The United States alone generates as much as 850 million tons of cardboard waste in a single year. Thankfully, cardboard recycling efforts

Throughout the past few decades, many businesses have been revamping many of their safety policies and precautions to ensure that workers won’t be injured inside (and outside) their facilities. Workplace accidents are known for affecting the productivity of employees and will often have legal implications. Even though most businesses will invest in making sure that

The workforce is the backbone of any business operation. Not only does it mainly comprise of individuals that are responsible for bringing in the flow of revenue through sales and daily operations, but the business support departments in the form of human resource personnel and management are integral in the inner workings of the company.

This era has seen a lot of companies across different industries pledging for a greener tomorrow. These companies are aware that their businesses actually have direct and indirect effects on Mother Nature, but the good thing is that they’re changing their ways so that they can leave a sustainable world to the next generation. You

Going green is more than just a fad. With the increasing concern over human impact on the environment, consumers are all the more eager to reduce their carbon footprint. Some recent studies reveal that consumers find sustainability appealing, with results showing that 75 percent of consumers think that sustainability is an important issue, with 57

Transportation is one of the worst contributors to the world’s greenhouse gas (GH) emissions. The United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) reports that transportation alone accounts for about 28 percent of the United States’ GHG emissions, making it the biggest contributor. Between the years 1998 and 2018, GHG emissions in the transportation industry continued to increase in absolute terms compared to other