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Sandip Kaur
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Green Startups: Leading the Charge in Sustainable Business Imagine a world where every business decision considers its impact on the planet. Enter green startups—companies that prioritize sustainability while seeking profit. These innovators tackle climate change with biodegradable packaging, clean energy solutions, and more. The global green technology market is projected to hit $44 billion by 2026. Example Beyond Meat and SolarCity. They're driven by purpose, not just profit. But can green startups truly scale? They face higher costs, regulatory challenges, and consumer skepticism. Yet, many consumers, especially millennials and Gen Z, are willing to pay more for sustainable products. In fact, 73% of global consumers are ready to change their habits to reduce environmental impact. What does the future hold? Will green startups lead the next industrial revolution, or struggle against traditional giants? How can we support them? Poll: "Would you pay more for sustainable products?"
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Prince
ur avg finance bro • 2m
Interesting take, Sandip Kaur Truly, green startups are underrated. However, I feel the industry is stagnant at the moment. Doesn't mean that we shouldn't invest. Most people desire returns as soon as 5 years. But that isn't the case with green startups. The industry is slow. But I genuinely feel, now's the time to get your hands dirty. I'm sure the industry will blow up within the next decade as the challenges increase.
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