The beginning of the green revolution

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Corporate social responsibility

‘Businesses now have no choice but to abide by environmental standards as going green becomes a 21st-century must,’ says Emma Nash, editor of Computing.

‘It is only a matter of time before having irresponsible green actions will be considered as unfavourably as child exploitation or whale hunting. It will simply not be tolerated.’

The green revolution has arrived, and as manufacturers are forced to clean up their acts, so must users.

Businesses large and small cannot afford to ignore environmental warnings. Not only do they have a moral duty to clean up their act, but as green becomes cool, firms that want to keep their reputations intact must prove their environmental responsibility or face the consequences.’

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Published: 21 May 2007

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