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Lawyer and Advocate Rachel Pickles Explains What We Can Learn From the Most Sustainable Tech Startups

Sustainability is the word on everybody’s lips. With 2050 net zero goal coming up on us quickly, businesses around the world have a duty to make some real changes. While there are many companies out there contributing to the growing carbon emissions debt, we cannot ignore the companies moving sustainability forward.

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Thanks to the hard work, innovation, and determination of some forward-thinking leaders, we can see a brighter future for the United Kingdom and the entire world. In the following article, sustainability advocate, Rachel Pickles, reveals what we can learn from the most sustainable startups.

Innovation is the Future of Sustainability

While we can all cut back on single-use items, use paper straws, and recycle where possible, these are minute changes in the bigger pictures.…

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Australian Businesses Pledge to Move Towards Sustainable Energy

Globally, there has been a big push towards being green and sustainable. These terms get thrown around a lot these days, but what does it actually mean? When something is sustainable, can be utilised now without having negative effects and repercussions on future generations.

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Businesses have a key role to play in making the change and commitment to sustainable energy, and in Australia, they’re making positive steps towards this goal.

The Current Situation

Energy production is not generally seen as an environmentally friendly procedure. Right from the beginning, there are major disruptions and effects on our planet. Coal, oil, and natural gas are the fossil fuels.…

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50 Shades of Green: The Difference Between Seeming and Being Sustainable

Green is the new black, and sustainability has been “in” for well over a decade. In fact, companies that don’t strive to support the green movement might as well close up and turn out the lights. In today’s ardently ecological climate, it makes smart business sense to build a brand on the basic tenants of sustainability, but too many businesses are giving the movement a bad name with less than adequate standards.

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Even if you reduce, reuse, and recycle, your business likely contributes to a number of dangerous practices that are doing untold damage to the Earth and its people, and if your tree-hugging customers discover your washed-out shades of green, you might as well flip your “open” sign to “closed.”…

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