Bloomberg News Adds Its Two Cents to Sustainability Debate

BySustainMe

Bloomberg News Adds Its Two Cents to Sustainability Debate: ““If you don’t have a sustainability plan, you don’t have a business plan” is the note on which the media company”

If that’s the case, and I believe it is, there are very few companies out there who really have a Business Plan.

The very first order of business is doing an energy/water/carbon audit. I should think that ever few smaller companies/organization have done that.

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