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True progress happens when we step out of our comfort zones and embrace change.
Productivity metrics that ignore environmental impact are accounting tricks, not real progress.
True progress in this industry comes from marrying tradition with technology.
Innovation is the key to transforming the mining sector into a force for global progress.
Technology should serve both progress and preservation.
Innovation in energy must be balanced with responsibility—progress cannot come at the expense of the planet.
True progress is measured not just in profits, but in the positive impact we have on people and the planet.
Coal has been the backbone of industrial progress, but its future must balance economic needs with environmental responsibility.
You have to be willing to challenge the status quo if you want to make real progress.
In the energy sector, we must balance progress with responsibility - our actions today shape tomorrow's world.
Fear of change stifles progress; understanding change directs it.
We must not be afraid to be wrong, for only by being wrong can we learn and progress.
Failure is interesting—it’s part of making progress. You never learn from success, but you do learn from failure.
True progress in agriculture measures success by both harvests and ecosystem health.
True progress in farming means leaving the land better than we found it.
True progress measures success by both harvests and habitats.
Tradition and innovation are not opposites—they're partners in progress.
True progress comes from balancing economic growth with ecological responsibility.
Always challenge the status quo—that’s how progress is made.
We can't just do things the way they've always been done; progress demands change.