Sustainability

For many years, it has been widely recognised by many individuals, communities and businesses, the damage that has been inflicted on the plants and animals we share our planet with, it has only been in recent years that this has come to the forefront of global issues.

When it comes to our air, our rivers and our oceans, boundaries and borders, whether local, national or international don’t exist, which is why environmental sustainability is something that should be so important to us.

Exponential population growth has led to increased farming, which leads to greater greenhouse gas emissions and deforestation. Industrial and technological growth means we need more power than ever. However, the planet will not be able to sustain our use of its resources at its current rate forever.

We are already beginning to see the consequences of our plundering of the earth’s resources through the impact that global warming is having on ecosystems and communities. That’s why we are striving at the very least to take a sustainable approach where possible to help secure a liveable future.