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sustainable is the ability of something to maintain or sustain itself over time as in keeping  things stable 

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sustainable is the ability of something to maintain or sustain itself over time as in keeping  things stable 

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Adam - sustainblite is something that takes time and is what is the stable part in a living world that maintains the orginal area or form.

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Adam - sustainblite is something that takes time and is what is the stable part in a living world that maintains the orginal area or form.

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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. Sustainability is not just environmental- ism.

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Nicole Douglas-How would you describe sustainability in your own words?

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Nicole Douglas-How would you describe sustainability in your own words?

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Sustainability means to keep things well for long periods of time. In other words, it means to be able to keep resources available for future generations.

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My definition of sustainability is being able to keep a steady pace and preserve what they have in order to develop. This is done with three steps the environment the economy and the society in example think of these as trees holding a wall of one or more is too much or too short, the wall could collapse and damage all three trees. This would be bad for all of the three trees which is why sustainability is important and maintaining it can help preserve and develop all three of these trees over time

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sustainbilty is keeping somthing stable whith in what they as humans can do

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It is something that is sustain and using a reasonable amount of something but keep it at a high amount so you can use it again.

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SUStainability( get it its the funny game🤣)

Sustainability is a normative concept that stresses intergenerational equity and is commonly considered to have three dimensions (also called pillars): the environmental, economic and social dimension. The concept can be used to guide decisions at all scales: at the global, national and individual consumer level scale. A closely related and overlapping concept is that of sustainable development. Both terms are often used synonymously.[2] UNESCO formulated a distinction as follows: "Sustainability is often thought of as a long-term goal (i.e. a more sustainable world), while sustainable development refers to the many processes and pathways to achieve it."[3]

For many people, sustainability is closely associated with environmental issues, in which case it is referred to as "environmental sustainability". In fact, the modern environmental movement gave rise to a higher prominence of the concept of environmental sustainability.[2] The public is concerned about human impacts on the environment.[4]: 21  The most dominant issues since about the year 2000 have been climate change, loss of biodiversity and environmental pollution and land degradation (such as deforestation and general degradation of ecosystems).[5][6] These issues are also included in the concept of planetary boundaries.[7]

The economic dimension of sustainability is as controversial as the concept of sustainability itself.[1] This is partly because of the inherent contradictions between "welfare for all" and environmental conservation.[8] In order to resolve this dilemma, the concept of eco-economic decoupling comes into play. The decoupling of economic growth from environmental deterioration is particularly difficult because environmental and social costs are not generally borne by the entity that causes them, and are therefore not expressed in the market price.[9] Usually, externalities are left to be addressed by government policy. Some examples are: taxing the activity (the polluter pays); subsidizing activities that have a positive environmental or social effect (rewarding stewardship); or outlawing the practice (legal limits on pollution).[9]

The social dimension of sustainability is the least defined and least understood dimension of sustainability.[10][11] Some academics have proposed additional dimensions of sustainability such as institutional, cultural, and technical dimensions.[1]

The concept of sustainability has been criticized from different angles. Some see it as paradoxical in that they see development as inherently unsustainable. Others are sobered by the lack of progress achieved so far,[12][13][14] and think of "sustainability" as a buzzword.[1] Another criticism is that sustainability can be described as an "exhausted roadmap" given that our consumer-oriented societies are socially and ecologically self-destructive.[15][16]

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Sustainibility is to preserve or maintain something and keep it that way

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Sustsainability mean keeping something stable and/or alive for a long time.

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Sustainability is to sustain something and be able to use a resnoble amount but also keep it at a high number so it dose not run out.

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Sustainability is to preserve somthing for as long as you can. A long term goal

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Sustainability is the ability to sustain something long-term and keep a stable economy without affecting the balance (the three pillars)

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sustainability is normative concept that stresses intergenerational equity and is commonly considered to have three dimensions

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sustainability is normative concept that stresses intergenerational equity and is commonly considered to have three dimensions

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economic growth without hurting the environment

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Sustainability is being able to maintain something for a long time. It can be maintaining the economy, or resources so that we can have enough for the future.

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so sustain something

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Sustainability is when a city, country or something else can keep things stable for a long-term goal.

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Sustainability is the ability for a civilization to make progress without ruining natural resources.

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Sustainability is like setting a goal, and continuing with that goal, to match future needs.

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it is the ability to sustain something

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It's a long-term and constant goal of attempting to grow economically without overexploiting natural resources or hurting the economy/nature.

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Help keep something alive

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To keep or maintain something for a long period of time.

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Sustainability is the action of keeping things stable.

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sustainability is the ability to sustain something

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maintaining a longterm goal