Sustainability

Greenhushing. Are you familiar with this word? No, it’s not a new type of therapy, it refers to the increasing number of businesses deciding not to promote or talk about their sustainability work. And it must be a ‘thing’ because there’s now a word for it! The question is – does it apply to your […]

As we step into 2025, the urgency of addressing climate change and environmental challenges continues to grow. For businesses and small to medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), embracing sustainability isn’t just about doing the right thing—it’s also smart for business. Customers, investors, and regulators increasingly expect organisations to demonstrate their commitment to the planet. Whether it’s reducing

At Go Climate Positive, we view sustainability as a journey, not a destination. We believe in the importance of continuously assessing and improving our impact. Moreover, we won’t achieve net zero until everyone does, making it a goal we must all strive towards together. Is Sustainability Just a Box-Ticking Exercise? It’s time to rethink this

Like entrepreneurs, ecopreneurs create products and services that better the planet — tackling major environmental issues like food waste, climate change, air pollution, and deforestation. And if you’re eager to make a positive difference in the world, your disability shouldn’t hold you back from starting an environmentally friendly business — especially if you have an

By now, pretty much everyone has heard of the idea of sustainable business. If you look up a dictionary definition of sustainability, you will probably get something like this: “Sustainability focuses on meeting the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their needs.” Whilst this makes perfect sense in

What is the cost of going green for businesses? This must be one of the most common questions I get asked and it comes from our experience as consumers, that the “green” product always seems to be more expensive than the “normal” one. I have to tell you that this is not necessarily the case