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20 Areas Seeing Meaningful Innovation And Progress In Sustainability – Forbes

The members of Forbes Business Council see firsthand how sustainability breakthroughs are transforming how we live, build and consume.

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The new sustainability playbook: Five priorities for a corporate reset

More and more businesses are perceiving the advantages of sustainability and expanding their efforts to operate in environmentally conscious ways, bringing about new developments and significant opportunities across industries

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In 2026, a solid commitment to sustainability is a necessity for businesses seeking to endure long-term. According to Forbes, More and more businesses are perceiving the advantages of sustainability and expanding their efforts to operate in environmentally conscious ways, bringing about new developments and significant opportunities across industries.

The members of Forbes Business Council see firsthand how sustainability breakthroughs are transforming how we live, build and consume. Below, 20 of them discuss areas where they see the most meaningful innovation in the broader sustainability landscape today.

The construction industry

The construction industry is clearly striving to catch up. New low-carbon materials and prefabrication techniques will make our buildings more sustainable. New automation products are also emerging. Very soon, AI will help us meet our current challenges. We won’t need to change our living habits, as the next generation of automation will manage comfort while significantly reducing energy waste. – Cyril Petit, CPHBA LLC

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