AUSTRALIA REGULATOR TAKING ACTION
We recently posted about “eco-tourism/sustainable-tourism” and one of the concepts mentioned in the article and our blog post was “green-washing”.
Earlier today this article about a crack down on green-washing appeared.
Even though green-washing is happening we are trying to see the positive in everything to do with protecting our environment.
The fact that green-washing is happening tells us that businesses are recognizing and realizing that society is changing and that more and more people are concerned about the environment.
We are also pleased that the Australian government is cracking down on those “green-washing”.
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