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4. As Sharpe (2003) noted, “Customers don’t usually ask The Home Depot to carry wood products from forests that are sustainably managed and harvested—and independently verified as such” (p. 22).
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5. “Customers don’t usually ask,” as Sharpe (2003) noted, “The Home Depot to carry wood products from forests that are sustainably managed and harvested—and independently verified as such” (p. 22).
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6. As Sharpe (2003) noted, “Customers don’t usually ask The Home Depot to carry wood products from forests that are sustainably managed and harvested—and independently verified as such” (p. 22).
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7. As Sharpe (2003) noted, “Customers don’t usually ask The Home Depot to carry wood products from forests that are sustainably managed and harvested—and independently verified as such” (p. 22).
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8. Customers, then, strongly encourage The Home Depot to buy wood products from environmentally responsible suppliers.
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9. End-text Document References
Sharpe, K. (2003). This old forest: The Home Depot pitches in to help Indonesia’s forests. Nature Conservancy, 11, 22.
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10. Sharpe notes the following: A good idea deserves a good presentation
Sharpe notes the following: A good idea deserves a good presentation. A good idea deserves a good presentation. A good idea deserves a good presentation. A good idea de-serves a good presentation. (22) Customers, then, strongly encourage The Home Depot to buy wood products from environmentally responsible suppliers.
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