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Why Are Companies Falling Behind in Sustainability Pledges?

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25 of the largest companies globally pledged emission reductions as part of the 2016 UN Sustainable Development Goals. However, a report conducted last year by NewClimate Institute suggests they will only aim to achieve a target of 40% emission reduction, far from claims to achieve net zero or 100% carbon neutrality.

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These toxic chemicals hurt the environment and human health

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How VOCs impact human health and environment
Volatile organic compounds (VOCs) are emissions from ordinary household goods. Sources include paint, cleaning products, gasoline, and flooring. Side effects depend on the amount of exposure and VOC concentration in the room. Long-term exposure can lead to liver and kidney damage and problems with the central nervous system. Experts are concerned with VOCs in the air because they form ground-level ozone during reactions with nitrogen oxide. Some products are more friendly to humans and the environment because they reduce the impact of VOCs. Dig deeper → 5 min
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How Indigenous Hunting Is the Key to Forest Sustainability

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Indigenous Hunting Forest Sustainability
Forests are vulnerable because of deforestation and climate change. One way to help forests is by hunting sustainably, as Indigenous hunters do. Indigenous hunters see animals and humans as crucial to nature. Others should take notes from Indigenous cultures and practice preservation instead of poaching. Hunting controls animal populations and keeps ecosystems balanced. Those interested in sustainability could start hunting for their food after researching the hunting laws in their area. Dig deeper → 3 min

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