We only did one small action this year supporting Business for 75. A coalition of organisations calling on the Australian Government to commit to at least a 75% emissions reduction target by 2035, because strong climate action is essential for Australia’s future — and good for business.
Sarah also personally contributed to B Local Melbourne in various ways running events and engaging the community.
Re-use, recycle and manage dangerous waste
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We continue to implement our hazardous waste policy and are on a continuous learning and improvement journey.
We repair damaged hardware and minimise purchasing of new equipment.
Personally we're all Facebook Marketplace fans.
To be updated: Donate 5% revenue to the environment
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We delivered this as $55k of pro bono service to RIAA who are the leading industry body in Australia and New Zealand dedicated to aligning investment capital with a healthy society, environment and economy. We believe where you invest — and how you choose to use your money — has a powerful impact on people and the planet.
Going forward our plan is to commit 50% of profits to invest in clean tech enterprises and/or donations to charitable organisations fighting climate change.
Be climate positive at work and at home
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We don’t track our CO2 emissions, rather we take a much more general and high emissions view. However, this year, we didn’t donate to the environment (see above) so we can’t say we countered our CO2.
We continue to choose Hub as our office space for co-working who are Carbon Neutral Certified. Our overall carbon emissions are mostly contributed by our technology usage and we haven’t got a very detailed view on what that is and how to offset it.