Kathryn Johnson's Blog – October 2017 Archive (1)
Ever heard of SDG washing? The urgency of Sustainable Development Goals Due Diligence
After green washing and blue washing – using a UN logo to signpost sustainability without doing much – the term SDG washing points to businesses that use the Sustainable Development Goals to market their positive contribution to some SDGs while ignoring their negative impact on others. For example, a car company may market their electric cars as saving the climate (SDG 13↑). Yet, the cobalt in their batteries may be mined by…
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