Education, collaboration, support and ongoing cultivation of your mission and values is a foundational element of reducing your carbon footprint, and creating lasting change

We cannot get away from needing supplies and consumable products in how we do business. How we use them and dispose of them is crucial (and complicated).

Hands down one of the biggest issues in sustainability. Reducing our need for energy will help reduce emissions, but it will also save your bank account as the cost of energy continues to rise.

Predicted to be one of the scarcest resources in the future, fresh and clean water is crucial, but reducing consumption and pollution is surprisingly simple.

It goes without saying that upgrading and replacing old technology is part of reducing consumption. Some of it is long-term, but there are a surprising number of quick tips as well.

Similar to the importance of your team communication, is how you talk about your mission to your community. Your clients listen to you, talk about things that are important to you.

Where you put your money is important. Your clients will choose you based on what you stand for, just as you should research and align your investments.

Sustainability isn’t just about the planet, it’s about the people that inhabit it. How you treat your staff and your community is part of the path.