What kind of life do we want for ourselves, our children and grandchildren? That was the main question asked in week twelve of sustainable development. The shocking reality is the fate of the future generations depends solely on us.

In Week 11, we looked at sustainability metrics, or how we can quantify how we as communities are growing into more sustainable settlements. Scientists will measure different aspec.

In previous blogs, I have mentioned the company,. Sustainability Assignment Part 2- Claire Lacina. This article from 2003,. Coca-Cola boycott launched after killings at Colombian plants,. At the Cape Town Confer.

Last week we discussed production and consumption, and just how many products we consume every day. It made me think that we need a more sustainable rate of consumption of products as we use so many everyday. In last weeks lecture we were introduced to economics and CSR. The idea is that corporations have.

As we in the developed world are getting nervous about the amount of fossil fuels we are using, we are making rules to protect our environment. These rules are very important if we want to keep living in a clean relatively stable atmosphere. Our economies developed thanks to fossil fuels but now it is time to move away from them into a more sustainable age of fuel. In our study of economics this week, I s.