Making A Sustainable Future Possible
Condition: SECONDHAND
This is a secondhand book. The jacket image is a photograph of the exact copy we have in stock. This image shows the condition of this book. Further condition remarks are below.
Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: Very good
Pages: Good
In an era defined by ecological urgency and corporate responsibility, Making a Sustainable Future Possible presents a compelling and authoritative roadmap for businesses and individuals determined to translate environmental ambition into tangible action. Jaqui Lane chronicles the intersection of innovation, strategy, and conscience, arguing that sustainability is not merely an ethical aspiration but a fundamental driver of long-term economic and social resilience. The work presents frameworks and real-world insights that illustrate how organisations can embed sustainable thinking into their core operations, cultures, and decision-making processes. Lane writes with clarity and conviction, distilling complex systemic challenges into actionable principles accessible to leaders, policymakers, and engaged citizens alike. Her style balances rigorous analysis with an inspirational tone, making the case that the transition to a sustainable economy is both an imperative and an opportunity. Ultimately, this work leaves the reader questioning not whether a sustainable future is achievable, but whether we can afford to wait any longer to build it.
Author: Jaqui Lane
Format: Hardback
Genre: Business & economics
Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: Very good
Pages: Good
In an era defined by ecological urgency and corporate responsibility, Making a Sustainable Future Possible presents a compelling and authoritative roadmap for businesses and individuals determined to translate environmental ambition into tangible action. Jaqui Lane chronicles the intersection of innovation, strategy, and conscience, arguing that sustainability is not merely an ethical aspiration but a fundamental driver of long-term economic and social resilience. The work presents frameworks and real-world insights that illustrate how organisations can embed sustainable thinking into their core operations, cultures, and decision-making processes. Lane writes with clarity and conviction, distilling complex systemic challenges into actionable principles accessible to leaders, policymakers, and engaged citizens alike. Her style balances rigorous analysis with an inspirational tone, making the case that the transition to a sustainable economy is both an imperative and an opportunity. Ultimately, this work leaves the reader questioning not whether a sustainable future is achievable, but whether we can afford to wait any longer to build it.