What is Sustainable Growth?
Sustainable development meets today’s needs without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their needs. A business that contributes to sustainable growth strengthens the […]
Month: February 2020
Countries need to Collaborate to Meet the Climate Threat
We only have eight years to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. If we do not succeed, the risk is imminent that the global temperature rise will […]
Sustainable Growth is Actually Possible
There is no contradiction between environmental considerations and economic growth. But to unite these two, more insight is required into what problems the companies are […]
Is Sustainable Growth a Contradiction?
Are growth and sustainable development possible to unite? Or does sustainability require non-existent, or even negative, growth? Researchers have run a program and studies to […]
Natural Factors that Affect the Climate
Natural factors that affect the climate The climate that prevails on earth today is determined by a number of factors that affect the climate differently […]
Why You Can’t Blame the Climate Change on the Animals
It is important to distinguish between environment and climate when discussing climate issues, otherwise, it will be incomprehensible We face one of humanity’s greatest challenges, […]
Is a Sustainable Growth Possible?
What does it take for us to have a prosperous planet and at the same time live a good life? Instead of a growing economy […]
Online E-commerce returns Cause Huge Emissions
E-commerce is growing and so is the number of returns that customers make. Almost one-third of all goods purchased online are returned. Some companies send […]
Consumption makes us Unhappy
Studies highlight the fact that the consumer society is not only bad for the environment, but also for our well-being. Attitudes and feelings about clothing […]
Secondhand is 200 times better For the Climate than Buying New
Studies have examined the emissions of secondhand clothing and compared them with emissions from newly produced garments. The studies, which do not include the customer’s […]
