Becoming a Sustainable Clinic

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As the daily news stories concerning COVID-19 ease, the airtime given to sustainability issues will arguably increase, as the Government tries to implement and enforce the targets that they have committed to in relation to the 17 United Nations Global Sustainability 2030 Goals.1 Certain sectors are already grappling with huge consequences to their business models, with the proposed gas boiler ban in three years’ time followed by combustion engines in 2030.2 When I was growing up, environmental activism was almost exclusively known as ‘green issues’ and was limited to a few deeply committed organisations such as Greenpeace, who were often not represented in the best light in national media. In the last few years however, campaigners like Greta Thunberg have mobilised a new generation of ‘young activists’ to participate in school strikes and rallies throughout cities in the UK and…

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