(summary) Environmental impact of online shopping.
The article headlined “online shopping“ is taken by from website britishcouncil.org.
The article touches upon the issue of environmental associated with sending of goods from online shopping. According to the author home delivery of goods from online stores contributes towards increasing the carbon footprint. The carbon footprint also goes up if the customer chooses to return the item, because many companies have found it cheaper to simply throw away the returned items than. Thus the returned clothes end up in a landfill or burnt. The article also mentions that some online stores are starting to reduce their carbon footprint by investing in electric vehicles.
In conclusion the author writes that companies to take responsibility for environmental impact of their activities.
This article is called "Environmental impact of online shopping". The author of the article is not mentioned, but we see Forbes in the sources.
The author touches on the environmental impact of online shopping. According to him, the carbon dioxide emissions of the order delivery companies are not as small as we thought. The article gives specific meanings and sources, which the author supports his opinion.
At the end of the article, the author concludes that companies should take action to address this problem and take responsibility.
The article headlined “Environmental impact of online shopping” is taken from Business magazine on www.britishcouncil.org. The main idea of the article it’s how online shopping can impact the environment. According to the author of the article, online shopping has its advantages and disadvantages. The main advantage of online shopping is that people don’t spend a lot of time buying things. Also shops spend less electricity. The main disadvantage is that due to frequent returns of goods it’s easier for owners to throw out the goods than spend money on returning it. The returned goods are usually burned, thereby harming the environment. The author concluded that there are also positive aspects. As various online retailers begin to reduce their carbon footprint by investing in electric vehicles. But the question of how to return goods without harming oneself and the nature is still unresolved.
This article is called "Environmental impact of online shopping". The author touches on the environmental impact of online shopping. The author mentions the problem of the impact of online shopping on the environment.According to him, the carbon dioxide emissions of companies for the delivery of orders can become a global envyiroment problem.To make matters worse, carbon emissions also increase if a customer decides to return an item, because some companies think it's cheaper to just throw away the returned items,and the returned clothing will most likely be burned.There are some positive news in the article , that some online retailers are starting to lower their carbon footprint by investing in electric delivery vehycles. At the end of the article, the author comes to the conclusion that companies should take into account this environmental problem and take responsibility.
(Summary) The article is headlined "environmental impact of online shopping" The main idea of the article is how the impact of all this online shopping on the environment According to the author of the article, carbon dioxide emissions from online companies can lead to environmental problems. The environment is also spoiled by the fact that every third purchase on the Internet is returned to the supplier, and it is easier for him to burn it than to put it up for sale again. There are some positive news is that online companies are starting to use electric vehicles to deliver goods. At the end of the article, the author comes to the conclusion that companies should take into account this environmental problem and take responsibility.
Summary The article headlined Environmental impact of online shopping. The key issue of the article is how online shopping impact on ecology. According to the author online shopping isn't greener than in-store shopping, as many people think, and this area continues to grow and develop. It is predicted that more and more shopping will be done online in the future. The carbon footprint of online shopping is made worse by failed deliveries, speedy delivery and returns, which are quite common. The author concludes with some positive news; some online retailers are invest in electric delivery vehicles. But many companies are reluctant to address the environmental impact of their activities, and there is increasing pressure for cocompani by online shoppers and campaign groups.
The article I’m going to tell you about is taken from “Business magazine” British Council. The headline of the article is “Environmental impact of online shopping”. Whether online shopping is as greener as people tend to think. That’s the the question we are going to discuss. According to the article the online shopping tendency has recently been growing dramatically, so that it has a negative effect on the environment. More and more carbon emissions are made due to home delivery. I’d like to mention briefly that there are some flaws and virtues of online shopping. On one hand It comes easier, cheeper and more convenient to customers to buy online unlike in the traditional shops. But on the other hand due to the growing tendency of buying online the return rates, failed deliveries etc. grew consequently which means the ecology is at the danger of being extremely suffered. To sum it up the author paid attention the ways to reduce the carbon footprint. He suggests to develop electric delivery vehicles. Besides, companies must acknowledge broader responsibilities for the ecological prosperity as well. So It’s hard to predict the course of events in the future, but there are some useful ideas the author mentioned below. I find this article exceptionally important as our ecological climate mostly depends on companies activities and ourselves in general. Камиль самый лучший, умный, красавчик.
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Environmental impact of online shopping.
The article headlined “online shopping“ is taken by from website britishcouncil.org.
The article touches upon the issue of environmental associated with sending of goods from online shopping.
According to the author home delivery of goods from online stores contributes towards increasing the carbon footprint. The carbon footprint also goes up if the customer chooses to return the item, because many companies have found it cheaper to simply throw away the returned items than. Thus the returned clothes end up in a landfill or burnt. The article also mentions that some online stores are starting to reduce their carbon footprint by investing in electric vehicles.
In conclusion the author writes that companies to take responsibility for environmental impact of their activities.
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ОтветитьУдалитьThis article is called "Environmental impact of online shopping". The author of the article is not mentioned, but we see Forbes in the sources.
The author touches on the environmental impact of online shopping. According to him, the carbon dioxide emissions of the order delivery companies are not as small as we thought. The article gives specific meanings and sources, which the author supports his opinion.
At the end of the article, the author concludes that companies should take action to address this problem and take responsibility.
The article headlined “Environmental impact of online shopping” is taken from Business magazine on www.britishcouncil.org.
ОтветитьУдалитьThe main idea of the article it’s how online shopping can impact the environment.
According to the author of the article, online shopping has its advantages and disadvantages.
The main advantage of online shopping is that people don’t spend a lot of time buying things. Also shops spend less electricity.
The main disadvantage is that due to frequent returns of goods it’s easier for owners to throw out the goods than spend money on returning it. The returned goods are usually burned, thereby harming the environment.
The author concluded that there are also positive aspects. As various online retailers begin to reduce their carbon footprint by investing in electric vehicles. But the question of how to return goods without harming oneself and the nature is still unresolved.
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ОтветитьУдалитьThis article is called "Environmental impact of online shopping".
The author touches on the environmental impact of online shopping. The author mentions the problem of the impact of online shopping on the environment.According to him, the carbon dioxide emissions of companies for the delivery of orders can become a global envyiroment problem.To make matters worse, carbon emissions also increase if a customer decides to return an item, because some companies think it's cheaper to just throw away the returned items,and the returned clothing will most likely be burned.There are some positive news in the article , that some online retailers are starting to lower their carbon footprint by investing in electric delivery vehycles.
At the end of the article, the author comes to the conclusion that companies should take into account this environmental problem and take responsibility.
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ОтветитьУдалитьThe article is headlined "environmental impact of online shopping"
The main idea of the article is how the impact of all this online shopping on the environment
According to the author of the article, carbon dioxide emissions from online companies can lead to environmental problems.
The environment is also spoiled by the fact that every third purchase on the Internet is returned to the supplier, and it is easier for him to burn it than to put it up for sale again.
There are some positive news is that online companies are starting to use electric vehicles to deliver goods.
At the end of the article, the author comes to the conclusion that companies should take into account this environmental problem and take responsibility.
Summary
ОтветитьУдалитьThe article headlined Environmental impact of online shopping.
The key issue of the article is how online shopping impact on ecology.
According to the author online shopping isn't greener than in-store shopping, as many people think, and this area continues to grow and develop. It is predicted that more and more shopping will be done online in the future. The carbon footprint of online shopping is made worse by failed deliveries, speedy delivery and returns, which are quite common.
The author concludes with some positive news; some online retailers are invest in electric delivery vehicles. But many companies are reluctant to address the environmental impact of their activities, and there is increasing pressure for cocompani by online shoppers and campaign groups.
The article I’m going to tell you about is taken from “Business magazine” British Council.
ОтветитьУдалитьThe headline of the article is “Environmental impact of online shopping”.
Whether online shopping is as greener as people tend to think. That’s the the question we are going to discuss.
According to the article the online shopping tendency has recently been growing dramatically, so that it has a negative effect on the environment. More and more carbon emissions are made due to home delivery.
I’d like to mention briefly that there are some flaws and virtues of online shopping.
On one hand It comes easier, cheeper and more convenient to customers to buy online unlike in the traditional shops.
But on the other hand due to the growing tendency of buying online the return rates, failed deliveries etc. grew consequently which means the ecology is at the danger of being extremely suffered.
To sum it up the author paid attention the ways to reduce the carbon footprint. He suggests to develop electric delivery vehicles.
Besides, companies must acknowledge broader responsibilities for the ecological prosperity as well.
So It’s hard to predict the course of events in the future, but there are some useful ideas the author mentioned below.
I find this article exceptionally important as our ecological climate mostly depends on companies activities and ourselves in general.
Камиль самый лучший, умный, красавчик.