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Sustainability is long term viability. It means that you can continue to do something, without running of something that is necessary for what you are doing, and without causing some disaster which would also require you to stop what you are doing. The burning of fossil fuels (petroleum, coal, natural gas) is not sustainable because we have only limited quantities of them and we will run out of them, and in addition, as we burn them we are causing an excess of carbon dioxide to build up in the atmosphere, which threatens to cause environmental catastrophes (which seem to already be happening, in their early stages). Solar power, by comparison, is sustainable. We won't run out of sunlight, and we also do no environmental harm by using it.
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What is sustainabilty?
sustainability means that you can keep something maintained.
The term that applies to whether or not a process can be continued indefinitely is?
sustainabilty
Does Asda have a green or sustainabilty policy?
Yes they do as do many UK organisations now
What does sustainabilty mean?
In business world, Companies communicate their performance and impacts on a variety of sustainability subjects, including environmental, social, and governance metrics, through sustainability reporting. It enables businesses to be more open about the risks and opportunities they face, providing stakeholders with a more complete picture of performance than just the bottom line.
What is physical sustainability?
it means that you don t live as long as shown to be becayse of the normal sustainabilty such as Milf and many others like camaltoe that is he main awnser
Why is fire important to the sustainabilty of grassland ecosystems?
Fire is important in grassland ecosystems because it helps control the growth of woody plants, clears dead vegetation, recycles nutrients back into the soil, and promotes the germination of certain plant species. Additionally, fire can help maintain the structure and diversity of grasslands by creating open areas for sunlight to reach the ground, allowing different species to thrive.
Why is oak wood expensive?
It costs about $300 per sheet
How does sustainabilty applys?
Sustainability applies to practices and policies that meet current needs without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs. It encompasses environmental stewardship, social equity, and economic viability, promoting the responsible use of resources to protect ecosystems and communities. By integrating sustainable practices, individuals and organizations can minimize their ecological footprint, enhance resilience, and foster long-term well-being. Ultimately, sustainability encourages a balanced approach to development that harmonizes human activity with the planet's health.
What is the difference between important to you and important to you?
Important to you is a statement Important to you? is a question..
Why are invertabrates important?
they are important because they are important
Why is neutralisation important?
it is important because it is important
Why are fertilisers so important?
They are not important They are not important They are not important yes they are yes they are yes they are
