If the current profitability of your business is founded upon providing goods or services at prices which are below the long-run sustainable cost of the inputs (energy and resources) then the answer is "probably not". So what can you do?
Your investors and stakeholders are increasingly looking to organisations with a robust approach to sustainability to provide secure returns in the longer term. You need to act to manage your footprint. This site is aimed at promoting wider awareness of this business challenge. Register
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footprint [foõt–print] – (noun) (1) a mark made by the foot of a person or animal or a shoe, especially an indentation on something soft like snow or a dirty mark on a floor; (2) the area covered by something, especially the amount of space a piece of computer hardware occupies on a desk, floor, or other surface; (3) the area over which something occurs or is effective, such as the area where a signal from a communications satellite can be received; (4) the market coverage of a product or commercial organisation (5) the impact of an entity on its environment. |
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