Question

Fund for Care, a large nonprofit organization, was holding a meeting on social responsibility, and the speakers addressed topics such as sustainable work environments, carbon management, corporate philanthropy, the digital divide, and privacy invasion. During the after-evaluation of the event, everybody agreed that most speakers had been interesting and on-topic but that one expert had seemed out of place for the theme of the meeting. To which speaker are they referring, and why?

Answer 1

Answer:

carbon management

Explanation:

The speakers spoke on the themes of sustainable work environments, carbon management, corporate philanthropy, the digital divide, and privacy invasion. As you can see, all the lectures report a discussion about a socio-environmental theme focused on the corporate environment and the relations of that environment with society and natural resources. The only lecture that does not fit this type of theme is the one focused on "carbon management".

This is because this theme is aimed at the industrial productive sector, and does not refer to a socio-environmental issue, specifically, like the other themes.