What is ‘sustainability’ – and how can we help the environment?

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Sustainability: the classic definition

In 1987, the United Nations Brundtland Commission defined sustainability as: “meeting the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.”

Today, with the increasing threat of climate change, concrete efforts must be made to ensure development today does not negatively affect future generations.

Sustainability | United Nations

What It Means to Be Environmentally Friendly

Being eco friendly means living in a way that is not harmful to the environment. This way of life is becoming increasingly important, as we need to protect our planet…

40 Ways to Be More Eco Friendly in 2022 | GreenMatch

The scale of the challenges facing our planet can seem daunting, but we can all do something. Here are 10 simple ways you can help reduce your impact…

10 things you can do to help save our planet | WWF

Sustainable living is certainly possible.

Sustainability doesn’t have to involve never enjoying the small, daily pleasures ever again. Rather, it involves thinking a little more about the food, drink and energy we consume, how we travel and whether we’re able to replace the resources we deplete.

How to Live Sustainably: Easy Ways to Go Green Everyday | Inspire Clean Energy

What is sustainability in business, and why does it matter?

A sustainable business operates without affecting the environment. It can mean:

  • Utilizing sustainable materials in manufacturing
  • Using renewable energy sources
  • Optimizing supply chains to decrease emissions

Embrace Sustainability: Tips To Reduce Your Business’ Waste – The Good Men Project

Revealed: Brits want more green guidance from retailers

It’s official: sustainability is still a priority for UK shoppers despite the growing financial pressure they’re facing. But a significant number want help from retailers on making planet-friendly choices. So how can retailers help?

Revealed: Brits want more green guidance from retailers | The Grocer