An organization that focuses on ways to better pollute the environment.

An organization that balances social, environmental, and economic considerations.

An organization that only focuses on environmental considerations.

An organization that does not consider sustainability in its operations.

Using renewable energy sources

Reducing waste and increasing recycling

Encourage the use of cars

Implementing sustainable supply chain practices

Technology is not important for green practices

Technology is too expensive to be used in sustainable organizations

Technology can only be used for short-term sustainability solutions

Technology can help organizations reduce their environmental impact

A focus on improving individual behavior to promote sustainability

A focus on improving the sustainability of organizations

A focus on creating laws and regulations to promote sustainability

A focus on market-based solutions to promote sustainability

Reducing waste and recycling materials

Increasing energy consumption

Promoting the use of single-use plastic products

Encouraging unsustainable resource extraction

To avoid recycling as it is costly and inefficient

To encourage the use of disposable products

To promote the wrong following of local recycling guidelines

To implement recycling programs and promote waste reduction

Individual behavior is not sufficient to create large-scale change

Individual behavior is not important for sustainability

Individual behavior is too expensive to change

Individual behavior is too difficult to change

Organizations have no role in promoting sustainability

Organizations can only promote sustainability through government action

Organizations can create large-scale change by implementing sustainable practices

Organizations can only promote short-term sustainability solutions

By lobbying governments to promote sustainable practices

By partnering with NGOs to advocate for sustainability issues

By participating in international sustainability agreements

All of them