MY SAY: Time to go green
Everyone likes to be associated with something "sustainable" or, more fashionably, being "green". They do this without really understanding what this entails or working it out systematically on a wide platform. The risk then is that these are clichés used in a businessasusual...
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2009
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| Online Access: | http://eprints.usm.my/32768/ http://eprints.usm.my/32768/1/DZUL139.pdf |
| Summary: | Everyone likes to be associated with something "sustainable" or, more fashionably, being "green". They do this
without really understanding what this entails or working it out systematically on a wide platform. The risk then
is that these are clichés used in a businessasusual
fashion without any change in mindset, whereas the urgent
task today is to quickly move away from the unsustainable way of life and habits that have taken the worst
socioeconomic
toll on the world since the Second World War. |
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