Summary: Getting Green Done: Review and Analysis of Auden Schendler's Book
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This complete summary of "Getting Green Done" by Auden Schendler, a climate activist and businessman, gives an overview of the author's inside look at the green movement. He examines how individual actions do not necessarily make much of a difference as we work towards our aims to reduce emissions, but that we should be realistic about the challenge and encourage businesses to be more environmentally-friendly.
Added-value of this summary:• Save time• Understand the green movement and the challenges it faces• Expand your knowledge of politics and environmental activism
To learn more, read "Getting Green Done" and discover why our current approach to climate change is not effective, and what we should do instead.
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has hit the mainstream and business consultants are calling the movement easy and profitable. In reality, though, many green-leaning businesses, families, and governments are still fiddling while the planet burns. Why? Because implementing sustainability is brutally difficult. In Getting Green Done, Auden Schendler, a sustainable business foot soldier with over a decade’s worth of experience, offers an inside look at the green movement. The consultants, he argues, are clueless. We’ll only solve our problems if we’re realistic about the challenge of climate change. Schendler shares stories from the frontlines of battling climate change along with inspiration for making the real changes needed to save the environment.
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