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Sustainability, also known as Environmental, Social, and (Corporate) Governance (ESG), refers to businesses planning their operations and growth in a sustainable manner. It involves considering the impact on people, processes, and the planet.
This includes areas such as supply chain management, workplace conditions, diversity, taxation, risk management, environmental impact, and more. Governments, shareholders, and other bodies are increasingly demanding sustainability reporting.
Implementing a sustainability strategy can lead to benefits such as energy efficiency and ethical operations, appealing to investors and stakeholders.
Download our helpful guide to learn more about sustainability and how to develop a successful strategy for your business.
Recycling is a vital part of environmental sustainability, through the process of processing used materials into new products.
This helps prevent waste of useful materials, reducing the consumption of raw materials as well as reducing energy usage, air pollution and water pollution.
As well as saving the environment, it can also save money through reduced landfill costs, which are ever on the rise
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The concept of Zero to Landfill aims to eliminate the disposal of waste in landfills by redirecting materials to alternative uses.
For instance, cardboard can be recycled at paper mills, glass can be re melted, plastic can be transformed into new packaging and food waste can be composted.
Download our handy Toolbox Talk on how you can implement Zero to Landfill in your business and for more information on the current Laws and Guidance in this area.
Download our handy checklist on Energy Saving to help you identify and manage energy consumption within your workplace.
NOTE! This template is designed to be used within your workplace to help you identify what arrangements you have in place to manage energy consumption within your workplace presently and assist you in identifying any additional areas or behaviours which may be required to reduce energy consumption.
Please tailor this example questionnaire to your own workplace, this list is by no means exhaustive.
Did you know by improving the energy efficiency in a business, is the quickest way to respond to rising energy prices and could help reduce energy bills by around 20%?
To help you understand what your Carbon footprint is and the steps your business can take to reduce this, our Health & Safety experts have put together a Toolbox Talk. Download now to get started