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Empresas buscan reducir el uso de recursos naturales



En México apenas el 15.9% del total de empresas han implementado alguna medida para disminuir su huella ambiental o reducir el uso de recursos naturales en sus procesos productivos. 

El uso de energías renovables, así como ampliar las áreas verdes disponibles dentro de las plantas de producción. (Foto: especial).

Datos del Instituto Nacional de Estadística y Geografía revelan las cifra se incrementa cuando se trata de empresas pequeñas al haber un desconocimiento marcado de la obligatoriedad y sanciones aplicables al respecto.

En el marco del Día Internacional del medio ambiente los grandes corporativos cuentan con un mayor número de prácticas sostenibles para promover la preservación del medio ambiente así como el involucramiento de la comunjdad y los colaboradores en dichos procesos.

En el caso del sector farmacéutico, algunas de las medidas que se han implementado se orientan a la reducción del consumo de agua en alrededor del 30% y del 80% en lo que corresponde a la emisión de gases de efecto invernadero.

El uso de energías renovables, así como ampliar las áreas verdes disponibles dentro de las plantas de producción.

Programas de reciclaje y economía circular con lo que se puede disminuir la cantidad de residuos que terminan en los vertederos.

Un cuarto escenario que se indispensable para el sector es el impacto que se puede tener en las comunidades a través del trabajo comunitario, el voluntariado y accesos para acercar servicios como el agua y la Educacion en grupos vulnerables.

Uno de los puntos que debe fortalecerse de acuerdo con con el INEGI es el conocimiento de la normativa y sus sanciones ante el incumplimiento de tales prácticas hasta en el 30 por ciento de las unidades económicas obligadas.

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