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when we learned in class one that IKEA is a nonprofit. But now a more sustainable IKEA! So excited! I was always annoyed with the disposable nature of IKEA furniture. Never been an IKEA shopper because of my concerns with #sustainability 1/ https://twitter.com/Reuters/status/1325573819453501440
when we learned in class one that IKEA is a nonprofit. But now a more sustainable IKEA! So excited! I was always annoyed with the disposable nature of IKEA furniture. Never been an IKEA shopper because of my concerns with #sustainability 1/ https://twitter.com/Reuters/status/1325573819453501440
It is interesting to me that nonprofit and for profit organizations seem to be going beyond environmentalism platitudes (ie putting the burden on consumers to figure out recycling for complicated materials). More effective methods moving toward closed loop design excite me!
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At the same time... enviro sustainability accountability might be *just one more pressure* for nonprofits. Is this just another heavy burden for nonprofits to carry (akin to overhead minimizing pressure)? Will environmentalists go after Walmart before Feeding America? 3/
An interesting article on sustainability assessment and reporting for nonprofits. 4/ https://www.jstor.org/stable/43654676?seq=1
