Discuss with an example how marketers have adapted to people's changing views toward nature

What will be an ideal response?

(Students' answers may vary. The answer given below is indicative.)
People vary in their attitudes toward the natural world. Recently, however, people have recognized that nature is finite and fragile; it can be destroyed or spoiled by human activities. This renewed love of things natural has created a 41-million-person "lifestyles of health and sustainability" (LOHAS) market, consumers who seek out everything from natural, organic, and nutritional products to fuel-efficient cars and alternative medicine. For example, Tom's of Maine caters to such consumers with sustainable, all-natural personal care products — toothpaste, deodorant, mouthwash, and soap — made with no artificial colors, flavors, fragrances, or preservatives. The products are also "cruelty-free" (no animal testing or animal ingredients). Tom's makes sustainable practices a priority in every aspect of its business and strives to maximize the recycled content and recyclability of its packaging. Finally, Tom's donates 10 percent of its pretax profits to charitable organizations.