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What are the three pillars of sustainability?
What are the three pillars of sustainability?
- Social, environmental, and political sustainability
- Economic, equity, and environmental sustainability (correct)
- Economic, social, and environmental justice
- Economic, social, and political sustainability
What are the four main principles of sustainability?
What are the four main principles of sustainability?
- Preservation, equality, efficiency, and power
- Conservation, equity, efficiency, and participation (correct)
- Preservation, equity, efficiency, and participation
- Conservation, equality, efficiency, and power
What is eco-friendliness?
What is eco-friendliness?
- Actions or products designed to have negative impact on the environment
- Actions or products designed to have no impact on the environment
- Actions or products designed to have minimal impact on the environment (correct)
- Actions or products designed to have maximum impact on the environment
What does sustainability mean?
What does sustainability mean?
What is the relationship between the three pillars of sustainability?
What is the relationship between the three pillars of sustainability?
What is the goal of sustainability?
What is the goal of sustainability?
What is the importance of understanding the interconnectedness of the three pillars of sustainability?
What is the importance of understanding the interconnectedness of the three pillars of sustainability?
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Study Notes
- Sustainability is meeting present needs without compromising future generations' ability to meet their own needs.
- It encompasses economic, social, and environmental sustainability.
- The three pillars of sustainability are economic, equity (or social), and environmental sustainability.
- All three pillars are interconnected and influence each other.
- The four main principles of sustainability are conservation, equity, efficiency, and participation.
- Eco-friendliness refers to actions or products designed to have minimal impact on the environment.
- Sustainability involves taking a long-term perspective and making decisions that promote the well-being of the planet and all its inhabitants.
- Sustainability means living in a way that ensures that the resources we use today are available for future generations.
- Sustainable solutions can be developed that address the diverse needs and perspectives of different groups while promoting environmental and social sustainability.
- Sustainability is a big idea with many parts to it, and we need to pay attention to all three legs of the stool and understand how they are interconnected.
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