Sustainability: can our society endure?

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Sustainability: can our society endure? Year 8 Geography

What is it? “Meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs” BUT It is really about educating and making people aware that the relationship between humans and our planet is more than just development.

How does it work? Three pillars which in the long run, none can exist without the others Environment – environmental sustainability occurs when long-term environmental practices are put in place Social – social sustainability is a better quality of life for all members of society Economic – economic development combined with sustainable systems, bringing growth without damage

Why choose? We all need to develop ways to ensure that all resources on Earth are used responsibly so they can be maintained for future generations. Sustainable patterns of living meet the needs of the current generations without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.

Living sustainably Is it good for the environment? Is it good for my wallet? Will it hurt anyone? Do you need to make any changes?

What do we do at home? What are some things you and your family do at home to live a more sustainable lifestyle?

Video: Sustainable Schools What can we do at school? Any ideas? Video: Sustainable Schools

Activity: In a perfect world In partners or by yourself, you are to create your very own sustainable suburb. You are to write your suburb up on either Word (and email to me) or on paper (and hand it in at the end of the lesson) Think about the following factors: Food production/waste Transport Job prospects Buildings Recycling Renewable/non-renewable energy