Green management practices for a sustainable future
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Global environmental changes have stimulated thinking about organizational leadership as a major factor for current and upcoming financial growth in the green economy. As per Pakistan climate and weather, the solar technology is well suited for our region. Solar radiations are mostly used as a source of renewable energy with the direct use of it for generation of electricity or heating. However, the Pakistan government has set the target to shift its 30% energy consumption on renewable energy which is currently being generated from fossil fuels. Therefore, the present study explores that the green management practices in terms of renewable energy, which are applied in sugar industries, are they truly reviving the economic and social environment which makes a difference in reducing the carbon emission in environment and get rid of pollution.
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