Greenwashing

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A new information gap in sustainability

Greenwashing involves deceptive eco-claims, prompting companies to practice Greenhushing instead. Businesses now avoid publicizing genuine sustainability efforts to evade scrutiny. This shift highlights the complex reputational risks firms face regarding environmental transparency.

Source: manilatimes.net
Published on 2024-03-23

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