Management values trump regulations - by David Ervin and Cody Jones
A survey of nearly 700 Oregon businesses shows that executives are not waiting for the market or government regulations to prescribe sustainability-focused initiatives. Findings from the study suggest that, contrary to conventional wisdom, many businesses look beyond the financial-bottom-line in environmental decision-making.
David Erwin, Portland State University
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A survey of nearly 700 Oregon businesses shows that executives are not waiting for the market or government regulations to prescribe sustainability-focused initiatives. Findings from the study suggest that, contrary to conventional wisdom, many businesses look beyond the financial-bottom-line in environmental decision-making.
