The world is changing, and as we expand our knowledge, the more we discover how little we know about our ecosystem. For example, for years, hydrocarbons were synonymous with prosperity. But lately, many people have started to pay attention to sustainability. As a result, many corporates put it at the core of their success.
Today, leaders often use sustainability in speeches, the basis of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG2030). But despite all these, people rarely stop to ask what it means or how it relates to an individual’s daily actions. But one thing is clear, even though we view sustainability differently, time has come for we to embrace it collectively.
