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Adopting processes that are green but costly. Adopting technically correct legal standards via taking ethical action and going over the standards. Health of community or profitability of the company. New product as eco-friendly is hazardous waste.
Available options to me:
Often I recommend the discontinuation of the product.
Needs:
Benefits:
Option 2: No changes in the process and allowing the manufacturing
Needs:
Benefits:
Option 3: Changing the process to make the product more environment friendly
Needs:
Benefits:
I will choose the third option because:
i) Showcases the company as green without greenwashing.
ii) Ethical values demand least harm to the environment and company.
iii) The society forms important part of the company - stakeholder capitalism.
iv) Means as important as the ends (Deontological approach) followed
v) Long term sustainability of the company ensured.
The green products must be green from source to end. Nearer technologies and egg economies based on recycled material following ethical values will help in sustainable development
Conclusion
The green products must be green from source to end. Nearer technologies and egg economies based on recycled material following ethical values will help in sustainable development
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Aditya Agarwal
Business Ethics
Corporate Social Responsibility
Environmental and ethical dilemmas in manufacturing
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