The race to regeneration: A new era for business and planet

In an era where the urgency to address environmental and social challenges is paramount, traditional sustainability efforts are no longer enough. Unlike legacy sustainability strategies that revolve around measuring and reducing carbon footprints, regenerative sustainability widens its lens to encom...

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Main Authors:	Simon J.D. SCHILLEBEECKX, MERRILL, Ryan Knowles
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Language:	English
Published:	Institutional Knowledge at Singapore Management University 2023
Subjects:	Business Law, Public Responsibility, and Ethics Strategic Management Policy Technology and Innovation
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description	In an era where the urgency to address environmental and social challenges is paramount, traditional sustainability efforts are no longer enough. Unlike legacy sustainability strategies that revolve around measuring and reducing carbon footprints, regenerative sustainability widens its lens to encompass all facets of our planet’s well-being and focuses on creating positive impact.
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title	The race to regeneration: A new era for business and planet
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The race to regeneration: A new era for business and planet

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