AGreenDay.org and other like companies-- especially ones in the United States -- are in a position to lead the world in change, by confining business practices to the limits of nature, companies can reduce their impact on the environment and society -- and spur innovation for greener products. The future is in reusable products; high emission standards, healthy employee relations and transparency in the way companies do business.

You do it because it's the right thing, but you also do it because it demonstratively makes sense. All of these sustainability issues are big things we're are all working on in our country and every company out there is trying to do their part… we are going above and beyond to do our part by keeping it here in the United States and placing all of our manufacturing in the USA employing Americans, stimulating the economy lowering emissions and truly producing a green product that will last for years.

The movement is still catching on. Government can provide incentives to work with companies, but sustainable innovation lies in the hands of businesses, and educating the consumers by providing them with high quality products that will last through this reusable movement.

"All change requires champions" All change requires those people who are willing to stand up and take a risk." Quoted by Nattrass

Companies that are moving toward sustainability will have the upper hand in the future. Twenty-five years ago, the average businessperson did not need to think too much about the environment. Although there was concern over clean air and water, safe food, and an intact ozone layer, people didn't summon the words "the environment" as their filter for scrutinizing everything from the food they consumed to the jobs they took.

...Environmental quality does behave like a luxury good…protect our planet after all it is a precious commodity.

All that has changed, partly due to alarming disasters such as the Exxon Valdez oil spill in 1989 and the 1984 Union Carbide gas leak in Bhopal, India, that killed 4,000 people. Also, people are more attuned to the knowledge that geopolitical strife is influenced by environmental issues, such as how American dependence on Persian Gulf oil colors its behavior in that volatile region.  It is only in recent years that more and more people in the wealthiest nations have come around to the belief, now firmly lodged in public consciousness, that high environmental standards are not just desirable but their birthright.
Pollution is not a new phenomenon in human existence, nor is fear of overwhelming population growth and depletion of natural resources. People in the United States are more concerned about the environment is that incomes are higher.  "Although people who think of themselves as environmentalists tend not to like it hear it characterized in this way, environmental quality does behave like a luxury good.  The debate on whether or how business should react has been "polarized and dominated by views from the extremes of the ideological spectrum," On the one hand it pays to be green; it is in a company's best interests to be environmentally proactive. 

Young people are increasingly worried about the environment they want to work at companies whose values are similar to their own…  It is our youth that will help our change the global warming with strong environmental impact… if we all position our companies in paving examples by lowering our carbon emissions, manufacturing high quality products practice daily routines of reusable products along with employing within our own country… how can we fail?