What is SUSTAINABILITY? Explained By An Expert

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Published 2021-03-31
Sustainability is the balance of economic opportunity, social equality, and Earth's resources. These are the three pillars of sustainability and there must be tradeoffs between them to have a sustainable society.

What is SUSTAINABILITY?

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All Comments (21)
  • @vince2779
    This is sustainability but short Sustainability means meeting our own needs without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs. In addition to natural resources, we also need social and economic resources.
  • I have been more consciously sorting my household waste for recycling and washing all packaging to go into recycle bin. I try not to buy plastic bags and look for compostable packaging. I have bought a compost bin though still not good at using properly. I plant lavender and flowers to attract bees. I use bank cards that invest in sustainable companies (where I can). I want to buy an electric car but will when I can afford it. In the meantime, I have a hybrid low emissions fuel engine. I have other goals to reduce use of plastics in my household.
  • @puccabila
    thank you SO MUCH!! God bless you <3
  • @oliveracoon_
    oh my lordy lord lord! this video is amazing! -Karen
  • @danielgiles3425
    I design and create clothing that is sustainable using 100% organic ring-spun combed cotton. They are Global Organic Textile Standard certified and conducive to green living. And as that isn’t enough for me I donate 50% of the profits to charities aiming to preserve the environment locally and globally 🌍
  • I make accessories out of materials that the City of Toronto doesn’t recycle. It’s not just good for the environment it’s also a great way to use resources that we already have.
  • @small_ed
    Sustainability is about sustaining profits.
  • Do you know how I can reference this for an academic article? And what research, literature or links have you used for this video? Kindly let me know.
  • Can i ask if the three pillars (environment, social and economic) are the concept of sustainability?
  • @brgt9498
    How can we make the companies limit their consumption if we are not able to lower the demand in markets?
  • Where's your source on mesopotania? All people know about it is that they had a strong agricultural system which was eventually ruined by floods and erratic weather.
  • @GoGreenPost
    What actions do you take to create a more sustainable world? Let me know in the comments! If you enjoyed this video, please consider subscribing!
  • @kkob
    Deeply flawed. If one thinks economics, markets, jobs, corporations, etc., can be made sustainable one doesn't understand sustainability at all. Simplistic thinking siloes everything, as in this video. Water? What about the building? What about the bottling? What about the transport? Etc.? Sustainability is SYSTEMIC. You cannot silo any part of any system. We still see many unsustainable things today? Virtually everything produced in the modern economy is unsustainable. Gogreenpost? We seriously need to talk.
  • @karlwheatley1244
    Simply saying balance of economic opportunity, social equality, and Earth's resources doesn't pin down sustainability--we could destroy ecosystems through pollution or climate change and that doesn't fit under any of your terms. You seem to be trying to make a video to summarize the UN's term "sustainable development," which itself is an oxymoronic concept.