Human health and patient care are intrinsically interlinked with climate change. Therefore, positive action must be taken for healthcare to become Net Zero.

Corporations cater to their consumers, but we are the consumers. While small, individual changes might not seem significant now, they can lead to a greater ripple effect that can draw the attention of large corporations.

On a hot summer day in Copenhagen, the harbors and canals in the city bustle with throngs of people swimming, tanning, boating, and fishing. Copenhagen is one of the very few large cities around the world with clean enough water for public recreation and thriving marine life. However, the Port of Copenhagen was not always so hospitable for life both above and below the surface. Just 10 years ago, the harbor surrounding the city of Copenhagen was heavily polluted with toxic and persistent chemicals and waste.