Engineering a Generational Legacy
Trenchless Australasia spoke with Interflow about the company's new sustainability framework and its goal of leaving a better legacy for future generations.
Interflow's Sustainability and Environment Manager, Pam Johnson, and her team have been sharing the new framework and plans across the company. Johnson emphasized the importance of making the framework relatable to individuals, their families, and communities.
While aligning with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UN SDGs) provides important direction for Interflow, it is easy to feel that they are disconnected from our day-to-day decisions.
Johnson provided an example of how the framework applies to daily decisions: if sediment or pollutants are discharged into a stormwater drain, it relates to SDG 14: Life Below Water, which aims to protect aquatic ecosystems from pollution.
Author's Summary
Interflow's new sustainability framework aims to create a better legacy for future generations.
- United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UN SDGs) guide Interflow's sustainability efforts
- Practical examples help bring the framework to life for individuals and communities
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