[INFOGRAPHIC] 8 Eco-Conscious Practices for Green Businesses
Being eco-friendly goes a long way. Nature is a casual agent that creates and controls things in the universe. It contributes to our planet’s balance and saves us from haphazard effects.
Given the hazard due to the absence of atmospheric approaches, companies should take eco-friendly, ozone-free, and clean measures for environmental protection. A recent survey reveals people’s opinions regarding the safety of the environment. 28% of the participants believe that companies are accountable for resolving environmental issues worldwide.
Many companies profit from harmful practices. These practices include the exploitation of natural resources. As a result, our environmental sustainability has been compromised. The ravage of fossil fuels, minerals, and forests has polluted Earth’s rich supply and created emissions. Though these natural resources are beneficial for providing energy fuels, wood, and other substances, their exploitation has affected the environment.
However, owing to the efforts of eco-friendly companies and novel technologies designed to handle the E-Waste, the planet is still intact. These companies practice ecologically sound policies to safeguard Mother Nature.
For instance, eco-friendly companies like Tesla have introduced electric cars to promote renewable energy sources. Other companies like Whirlpool, Samsung Electronics, and Panasonic have endorsed smart appliances. The appliances reduce resource consumption and foster sustainability.
Since COVID-19, companies have introduced strategies to reduce the e-Waste repercussions coming from all sorts of contamination.
Following are some steps that you can take to further preserve your environment:
- Encourage Remote Work
- Buy Green Office Supplies
- Recycle and Reuse
- Donate Supplies in Good Condition
- Reduce Waste
- Improve Energy Efficiency
- Conserve Water
- Manage Your Chemicals Safely
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About The Author Kelly Sampson
Kelly Sampson is a writer, blogger, and environmental enthusiast. She has strong opinions about climate change, the dogs vs. cats debate, and Oxford commas. She has lent Hummingbird International her engaging and spirited voice and turned our blog into a great place to find valuable information about e-waste, e-waste recycling, and the ITAD industry. Explore our blog to read more of her work.