Environmental Sustainability
Economic growth alone is not enough: development is only real if it improves the quality of life in a lasting way. Therefore, when we refer to environmental sustainability, we are referring to a process that is able to support the economic growth of companies and the protection of human health and the environment. It is not always easy to define the concept of environmental sustainability, where we find the definition provided by the Bruntland Report (United Nations, 1987) which defines it as development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.
Environmental sustainability is intended to emphasise the fragility of the environment and the impact that all living beings have on it, especially through human decisions. This dimension includes the regulations necessary to safeguard living beings and the ecosystems in which they live. Without available natural resources, there is no development that matters.
For all those mandatory or optional obligations to which companies are subject, we offer a range of services to ensure their compliance.
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