Sustainable business makes dollars and sense.

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2002
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Abstract
The last decade has marked a radical change in the business of sustainability, say environmental activists and industrialists alike. On the wane are "greenwashing" campaigns in which corporations promote dubious environmental accomplishments to draw attention away from environmentally damaging practices. On the rise are corporate investments in sustainability programs, new types of environmental markets, and public demand for green products and investments. Once an afterthought, an annoyance, or a nonentity, sustainability is now often a focal point for businesses. No longer thought of as a business cost, environmentally benign practices are now viewed as a competitive advantage as companies seek to win both stockholders and customers.
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Authors Fields, Scott;
Journal environmental health perspectives
Year 2002
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industry low and middle income countries assistive technology value chain pricing intellectual property hearing aid international governmental organizations

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