David Sarokin

WASHINGTON , /PRNewswire/ -- Corporate Sustainability: Does It Make A Difference?, the #1 New Release in Green Business on Amazon, examines why seemingly ambitious company goals haven't led to meaningful global progress. "Companies the size of nations are announcing sustainability goals, but greenhouse gases are still increasing, child labor is unabated, biodiversity is disappearing, racial and gender equity remains an uphill battle," said the book's author, David Sarokin.

Updated November 05, 2018 By David Sarokin Point source pollution is a phrase used by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, state environmental agencies, other environmental regulators and international agencies to refer to pollution that originates from a well-defined source over a discrete area. Point source examples include discharge outlets like a sewage pipe or a smokestack. In contrast, nonpoint source pollution originates over a broad area.

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