Corporate social responsibility (CSR) is a business management concept that integrates environmental and social concerns into business practices.

 Corporate social responsibility (CSR) is a business management concept that integrates environmental and social concerns into business practices. Environmental protection is a key pillar of CSR. 

Environmental protection practices

Reduce pollution: Decrease emissions, greenhouse gases, and single-use plastics 

Use renewable energy: Use solar or wind power, or other renewable energy sources 

Recycle: Use recycled materials in products and packaging 

Replenish natural resources: Support programs that replenish water, timber, and other natural resources 

Create sustainable product lines: Create products that can be recycled and optimize product life cycles 

Reduce waste: Reduce packaging and waste 

Source responsibly: Use sustainable timber and recycled materials 

Work with environmentally conscious suppliers: Work with suppliers and distributors who are environmentally conscious 

Other CSR practices 

Donate to environmental or social causes

Support programs that replenish natural resources

Engage in social activism or fundraising

Support employee well-being programs

Support diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs

Act fairly and ethically

Contribute to society

CSR is a way for companies to be responsible and sustainable, and to contribute to the development of healthy ecosystems.