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Human life, public health, economic stability, and business success depend on nature and its resources. Unfortunately, environmental problems are talked about daily. Most of them have become so complex that we have to think on a national scale about how to preserve our world and nature. Preservation of the environment has become a matter of survival and the future of mankind. It is urgent to change our habitual way of life and think about what we will leave to the next generations.
The issues of global warming, deforestation, disappearing animal species, water and air pollution cannot be solved alone. Mining is also causing huge damage to the environment. One can't do it alone! But there is still something that any one of us can control!
By reducing waste and recycling, everyone is making a significant contribution, making a difference every day.

Recycling reduces the amount of new materials that need to be produced. In essence, it is a creative way to turn old things into something of value. Recyclable materials are essentially a national resource.
Businesses that produce goods from recycled materials use less energy compared to those that produce goods from raw materials or primary resources. The less waste incinerated, the less greenhouse gases, ash and other atmospheric pollutants are emitted. Removing organic waste from landfills reduces methane emissions and reduces groundwater pollution.
Lithium-ion batteries have an equally detrimental effect on the environment. Today's commercial batteries contain mostly transition metal oxides or phosphates, aluminum, copper, graphite, organic electrolytes containing harmful lithium salts, and other chemicals. According to the Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry, toxic metals such as nickel and cadmium found in batteries are dangerous carcinogens to humans. Therefore, recycling and reuse of used lithium-ion batteries is receiving increasing attention from many researchers and businesses.
The textile and clothing industry uses organic cotton, recycled fabric and even plastic bottles.
Many distributors already position their businesses as "organic," "eco-friendly," and "fair trade.
To preserve the diversity and abundance of life on Earth, the TON OP doo ltd campaign invests in projects to save and restore natural areas, and builds its business on the principles of recycling and energy conservation of resources.

We must remember that without a digital transformation of business, no "green" enterprise is out of the question. It is impossible to use the old methods to automate management and marketing processes, change the principles of sales, to make production and relations with the client environmentally friendly. The unique algorithms of the TONOP program allow to focus on such niche areas as energy saving, recycling, environmentally friendly products and "green living" - at home or at work.
The natural materials and ecosystems that power businesses are under tremendous strain.
Before it's too late, we must stop the destruction of our planet's ecology by correcting the mistakes of previous generations and leaving our children with a good memory of themselves.