Sustainable Development

Why CEOs need to become activists in sustainability

A boy swims in the polluted waters of the Manila bay to cool off from the intense heat within the slum area of the Baseco compound in Tondo, metro Manila, Philippines April 30, 2018. REUTERS/Romeo Ranoco - RC17978C2A20

Digital public opinion data analysis finds that Climate Change leads social media conversations. Image: REUTERS/Romeo Ranoco

Clarissa Watson
Head of Marketing, Alto Data Analytics
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