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Sustainable development is developing something in a way where it meets the needs of today without compromising future needs. These needs fit into the areas outlined by the triple bottom line, where Economics needs fit inside of Societal needs, which is nested inside of Environmental needs.

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Developing something which meets the needs days of today without compromising the needs tomorrow. The Triple Bottom Line specifically being the shift in focus from only economical benefits to ecological, social and economical benefits.

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Development can be done in the long term without compromising negative effects on the tripple bottom line. The trippel bottom line are the economic, social and eviromental factors

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The concept of the triple bottom line theory states that companies should focus on environmental and social issues when it comes to their operations.

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sustainable development is development that can be continued for a long time without damaging environment, society or economy

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sustainable development is development that can be continued for a long time without damaging environment, society or economy

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One common way to understand a business's sustainability efforts is using a concept known as the triple bottom line.
Defining the concept of sustainability, consolidating clear and achievable goals and the means to achieve them.

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Development that is sustainable is one which satisfies existing demands without compromising the future generations' needs

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sustainable development is development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs

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Disconnecting or seperating two aspects of an unsustainable development process. For example disconnecting excessive resource useage from large economical gains.

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Decoupling is the process of separating two developmental aspects so that they no longer rely on or correlate to each other.

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decoupling is seperating 2 things so decoupling is seperating the correlation between economic growth and unsustainability

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decoupling is seperating 2 things so decoupling is seperating the correlation between economic growth and unsustainability

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changing the traditional way of making a product to make it relies less on fossil fuels

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changing the traditional way of producing a product in order to make it more sustainable.

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To separate the correlation between economic growth and sustainability.

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The concept of decoupled refers to reducing the amount of resources that a company uses to generate economic growth while improving the environment.

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reducing the amount of resources used to generate the economic growth while decreasing environmental deterioration.

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Luke, Bosco, Gemma
Input:
Metal, rubber, fuel and other many materials

Process:
Trucks that carry relevant resources like food, fuel, food, clothing, and other products.

Output:
gasses that they emit

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Input: Food.

Process: Cooking food into meals and eating it (discarding any non-edible food or in certain cases, edible food that is in excess).

Outputs: food waste (non-edible for humans), edible food that's thrown away.

How could this be decoupled:
1. Reducing the amount of edible food thrown away (could be through donations or storing it to eat at a later date).
2. Non-edible food waste could be used to feed farm animals (depend on waste type), composting to make fertilizer or (depending on the waste type) used to make certain products (such as temporary packaging)

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Niharika, Sonya, Shri
Input: Fuel, etc
Process: power plants
output: electricity

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Firstly legislation could further sustainable development by forcing companies to put effort into not only economical gains but also reducing resourse use (and to a further extent pollution and waste generated). Secondly legislation could also force a company to not only be aware of but to persue gains in their ecological friendliness and social improvements. Examples of these two approaches can be seen, in the case of decoupling with the restrictions around felling in the EU and in respect to a TBL approach through enforcing decoupling and more ecological benefits along with enforcing a certain level of worker comfort within the entire company.

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If legislation introduces either rewards for being sustainable or punishments for not, it incentivizes companies to decouple their economic gains from their impact to increase profit and decrease fees.

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the law can controll everying that the people do. So the law can forcefulluy make sociaty more sustainable by reducing consumption.

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Decoupling: Legislations companies could be encouraged to aim for an economic growth while also reducing on the resources used.

TBL: Legislations could encourage companies to pursue economic growth along with environmental and social growth

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Legislation can force companies to strive for environmentally and socially friendly improvements. Legislation can also promote sustainable development by forcing companies to strive not only for economic benefits but also to reduce their use of raw materials.

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Legislation promotes sustainable development by offering economic incentives or punishments for decoupling. Not following legislation paints a bad image to the public of the company which will be unprofitable from them.

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The Paris Agreement is an international treaty that forces countries in the agreement to propose and carry out a five year (or longer) plan to decrease greenhouse gas emissions long term, or the official term of long-term low greenhouse gas emission development strategies (LT-LEDS). It encourages technological development both for mitigation and emission reduction. It measures progress by gathering climate related actions taken by each government and running them by a global stocktake, which asses their progress.

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Legislation could speed up sustainable developement by encouraging componies to reduce resource and environmental use.

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Kyoto Protocol is an international agreement on climate change.  the Kyoto Protocol operationalizes the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change by committing industrialized countries and economies in transition to limit and reduce greenhouse gases emissions in accordance with agreed individual targets.

Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (1966)
ICESCR is an international human rights treaty adopted in 1966. The UK agreed to follow ICESCR in 1976. It ensures the enjoyment of economic, social and cultural rights, including the rights to: education

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In the case of felling, the legislation itself falls under "EU Timber Regulation" and FLEGT. EU Timber Regulation tackles the sale of illegally felled timber while FLEGT itself tackles the source. FLEGT exists to define what is considered illegally felling timber. Both of these are enforced by the European Commission theselves which occasionally may send out officials to ensure that companies are following the legislation.

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C02 act promotes resource decoupling by forcing vehicles to be more fuel effecient. For car manufacturing companies it would mean more profit as customers will buy fuel effecient cars as they save customers money.

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Legislation forces companies to look into more sustainable ways of reducing their resources, it also provides the regulatory framework to help reduce and eliminate the discharge of pollutants into the air, land and water.

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In spain there is this sticker system that labels cars on how sustainable they are. Cars that have the B stickers are the most unsustainable because they are gasoline/diesel cars made before 2014 and have to pay more taxes. the C cars are fuel cars that are made after the year 2014 and are more fuel efficient. The fuel cars are sometimes limited on days that they can circulate based on license plate numbers. The eco cars are hybrid and can go anywhere and pay very low taxes, and the 0 cars are all cars that have 0 emissions so they pay the least taxes.

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The Kyoto protocol is a legislation that encourages companies to reduce greenhouse gases emissions. This legislation was made by the UNFCCC in 1992.

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If a company comes out with a sustainable product the competition is going to be crushed because legislation is going to be on their side and some products have become illegal because there are more sustainable alternaives.

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The Kyoto Protocol 1997 was an international treaty which implemented the objective of UNFCCC to reduce globale warming

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For many smaller or more sustainable businesses more sustainable legislation can boost their profit as compared to their competitors, and allow them to better compete in the market. For the market as whole, more legislation can mean more progress and change, faster. This benefits all companies in the field.

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Consumers: Some benefits for stakeholders could be the potential for cheaper goods/services, and the potential for more innovative goods and services.
Governments: Can properly assess their environmental impact and see what is and isn't being tackled, and can check the environmental performance of certain companies.
Companies: Can drive cheaper manufacturing costs and more efficient/innovative product design, and can increase the trust and reputation of the brand.

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If legislation regulating any kind of environmental sustainability regarding airlines were to pass, EasyJet would quickly become a more popular product. This could reduce environmental impact, be a cheaper manufacturing cost due to less materials being used, increasing economic sustainability, and maybe even drive down ticket prices, increasing its social sustainability. However at the moment EasyJet only really focuses on environmental sustainability, and does not help economic or social sustainability.

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One idea to increase economic sustainability would be to lower the cost of manufacturing the planes, which could mean a higher profit margin for airline using them.
An idea to increase the social sustainability would be to increase the quality of seating, or to increase the amount of seats (driving down the price).
Environmental: increases the sustainability of the resources used to make the plane

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Legislation will help businesses by rewarding them for being sustainable which can help against competition. On the other hand businesses may need to spend more money on the service or product to make it more sustainable and follow legislation.

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Consumers: will have safer products both for the environment and themselves.
Governments: will get better opinion of the public if they apply sustainable legislation which can help them get more votes
Companies: will get tax cuts or other rewards for being sustainable

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Legislation will promote Easyjet's sustainablity efforts which means it will place it self ahead of its competitors. It will also reduce carbon emissons and make it eco friendly. Socially there wont be changes as passengers can still enjoy the same flight quality as before.

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Economic, Environmental: They can utilise jet stream winds in the upper atmosphere to reduce fuel usage and carbon emissions.
Social: They can aim to fit more passengers on a plane

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consumers: cheaper products, lower prices.

government: better public opinion and control of the harmful effects of companies.

Companies: they can produce cheaper, make better designs and increase customer confidence.

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makes the market a more competitive place for smaller companies and allows paic to grow faster, while larger companies are more hampered by legislation. It makes the market more sustainable.

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The legislation puts EsayJet ahead of the rest. It will be more environmentally sustainable. Socially, it doesn't help them, passengers get the same as they always have.

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Reduced aircraft production costs would result in increased earnings for the airlines who fly them, increasing economic sustainability.
Increasing the number of seats would be one way to improve social sustainability (which would bring the price down).
Increase the sustainability of the resources used to make the airplane to save the environment.

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Individual product: Phones: Proper product stewardship of phones would be to choose recyclable/sustainible materials, and design the phone in such a way where it can be recycled at it's end of life. There must also be an effort to ensure it actually gets recycled.
For a brand: Apply the same product stewardship of one product over all products in the brand, possibly even recycling one product into another. For example, repurposing the aluminum in microwaves for aluminum foil, or ovens, or planes, or anything that needs it.
For a sector: All brands in the sector use proper product stewardship, likely government regulated/legislated.

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Sri
Economic: They will have control over their products which allows them to recycle and save money
Social: consumers dont have to do anything for sustainable efforts which means they will prefer burger king
Enivornmental: It will reduce waste material

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Economic: can recycle surplus materials, cheaper production

Social: burger king will seem like a better choice to customers

Environmental: there would be not that much wasted materials

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Likely an eco label stating that the product is partially made from recycled plastic

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A cradle to cradle eco label because it is fully reused

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Product: washing machines have product stewardship where they are returned after use
Brand: Iphone can buy back old phones or give discounts on newer models for older model phones.
Sector: plastic bag sector can have stewardship where they are returend after use

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recycled label as they are made from used products

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Eco-Warriors actively demonstrate on
environmental issues.

Eco-Champeons lead organzations against environmental
issues.

Eco-Fans enthusiastically adopt
environmentally friendly
practices as consumers.

Eco-Phobes actively resent to talk of
environmental protection.

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An eco label that shows how the plastic can be recycled and and is made out of recycled plastic

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An eco label that shows that the plastic is recycled and one that represents waste management

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an eco label that states that it is made from recycled plastic. For example the Eco 60% label which states it's made from recycled plastic.

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Eco Warriors: Would like the reusing, but dislike that it is still in circulation
Eco Champions: Would like the reusing
Eco Fans: Would like the reusing
Eco Phobes: Would hate the fact that it was even proposed

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an eco label that shows that it is 100% recyclable

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an eco-label indicating that the product is made from partially recycled plastic.

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Eco-warrior: They will promote the products
Eco-champion: They will implement such products into their bussiness or other bussiness
Eco-Fans: They will buy and use their products
Eco-phobes; They will not be fully against thier products as it helps poverty

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Social Plastic looks to involve more people through incentive rather than simply creting awareness

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A preassure group looking to reduce plastic iin then ocean and seas

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Social plastic is introducing all of its recycled plastic back to the market, and is making it economically sustainable for the area it collects from.

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The traditional pressure groups are individuals in sociaty that try to have less waste products or try to use less plastic. The social plastic movements makes products including plastics that get recycled in the end. They also integrated the idea of using plastic as a currency

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It could be considered that the reutilization of plastic at the end of it's lifespan would be sustainable, yet to create plastic products, a certain amount of unused plastic is also needed (due to the quality of the resused plastic often being sub-par) so in the end it's not trully sustainable.

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SocialPlastic promotes recycling while traditional pressure groups reduce plastic manufactring all together

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Plastic Pollution Coalition, because they both want to stop companies from throwing away plastic and polluting the oceans/planet

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Eco champions: Try to create positive change in the environment to make it more sustainable

Eco Warriors: People who are ready to take action for our environment

Eco phoebes: People who think that environmental problems are irrelevant.

Eco fans: People who are very enthusiastic about being eco-friendly/ sustainable.

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Instead of providing the consumers a legal incentive to clean a compny's waste, the company itself would be forced to reduce their waste

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eco warriors: demonstrate environmental issues
eco champions: lead against environmental issues
eco fans: friendly environmental practice
eco phobes: hate the environment

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Pressure groups that incourage companies to include less plastics or to recycle all of the waste products

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The ocean cleanup project who are trying to clear the ocean of plastic similar to social plastic

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Traditional consumerism simply consists of purchasing new products to make life easier/more conveniet, regardles of sustainability. Ethical consumerism on the other hand aims to mantain the consumption of products at a more reasonable level by purchasing sustainable products.

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product: Tvs, if Tvs are getting older then the company an take them back and recycyle them
Brand: For example Sony could buy TVs back making production cheaper
sector: All brands in the sector have appropriate product surveillance, probably with government regulation/legislation.

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#Social Plastic movement implements all recycled plastic into their products that then get recycled afterwards. Pressure groups try to generally reduce plastic consumption and manufacturing

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Using this plastic can be considered ethical consumption because it is not introducing any new waste into the system, only extending the use of otherwise wasted plastic.

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The plastic is sustainable and it is reused so it reduces damage to the enivronment. The recycled plastic also provides jobs for people in developing countries.

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social plastic involes people to be more green than just bringing awareness

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Because this plastic makes companies recycle plastic they previously used. Instead of having massive machines dig into the ground to extract petrol, the companies recycle previously used plastic, so not only is it preventil oil extraction, but also cleaning the enviroment

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an eco label that shows how it can be recycled and that its been recycled.

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Takeback legislation would force the companies to properly deal with their own waste and reuse it for future products.

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pressure groups mainly focused on reducing plastic waste in the oceans as #social plastic are trying to clear the oceans.

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Eco-champion” is a term that has been created to help us understand that everyone can become a champion of the environmental movement. The various other terms used here come under this title, whether it is people who are ready to take action positively or people who are ready to take action for our environments.

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When legislation is applied then it forces companies to implement a takeback policy like plastic bank. If they follow legislation they will get a competitive advantage and also trust from customers which can improve profits

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In Consumerism people rapidly manufacture and use products that they may not need or its it lifestyle luxury. This creats more waste and damge to enivronment.
Ethical consumerism everyone profits from the manufacturing and consumerism which reduces damage to enivronment and peoples in developing countries.

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Lifestyle consumerism always encourages more purchasing and production of goods, even when unsustainable, whereas ethical consumerism encourages you to only consume/produce what the planet can support.

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In a consumerist society, people create and utilize goods quickly, even if they don't necessarily need them or consider them a luxury. This increases garbage production and harms the environment.
Everyone benefits from production and consumerism when it is done ethically, which lessens harm to the environment and the populations of developing nations.

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While conventional pressure groups want to stop the production of plastic altogether, SocialPlastic encourages recycling.

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groups that put pressure on businesses to use less plastic or to recycle some of their waste.

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Because the plastic is recyclable and sustainable, less environmental harm results from its use. also more jobs

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Takeback laws compel businesses to responsibly manage their own garbage and recycle it for upcoming products.

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Bic Pen

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(Indy, Kristof)

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Effecient: The company can sell refils for the pen allowing the user to reuse their product instead of throwing it out.
Cyclic: The product is made up of plastic which takes a lot of time to decompose. The company can switch to a more enivironmentally friendly resource