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Unsustainable is:

manufacturers aiming to maximise their profits, but in ways that pollute the #environment

Land change use (e.g., habitat destruction)

Consumerism__varies (e.g., level of income), but the general problems are ignorant people that use, consume & discard "throwaway" products & packaging, with no real sense of awareness, of care, of concern, for the environment

Generally, it requires an informed majority awareness to develop for society to develop to be #sustainable

#Climate
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DionyZack 🍉✊🏽♀️🇳🇨

🕸glané sur le net🕸 Soit l'autoroute, soit l'armement. Nous devons choisir: Czechia - Les opposants aux mesures climatiques ont inventé un nouveau fouet contre le sauvetage de la planète. Étonnamment, ils n'ont pas pensé à couper les choses qu'ils aiment, mais des choses dont nous pourrions facilement nous passer. Comme plus d'autoroutes ou la construction de réacteurs (…)
-- Environnement (Europe),… europe-solidaire.org/spip.php? #Climat #Environnement #Sustainable #Europe #TransitionÉcologique

www.europe-solidaire.orgSoit l'autoroute, soit l'armement. Nous devons choisir - Europe Solidaire Sans Frontières Czechia - Les opposants aux mesures climatiques ont inventé un nouveau fouet contre le sauvetage de la planète. Étonnamment, ils n'ont pas pensé à (…)
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michael

27-Mar-2025
Human #urine, a valuable resource as #fertilizer for #sustainable urban agriculture

eurekalert.org/news-releases/1

EurekAlert!Human urine, a valuable resource as fertilizer for sustainable urban agriculture  The reuse of human urine would allow for the production of sustainable fertilizers for urban agriculture, with significant environmental benefits. This is the conclusion of a study conducted by the Institute of Environmental Science and Technology at the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (ICTA-UAB), which evaluates the environmental impact of nitrogen recovery from the yellow waters of buildings. In addition to promoting sustainable agriculture, it would reduce CO2 emissions and water consumption.
#science#gardening#sustainability
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ScienceOpen

'The #Sustainable #Cocoa Debate: Key controversies' - an article in the Journal of #FairTrade on #ScienceOpen: scienceopen.com/hosted-documen

ScienceOpenThe Sustainable Cocoa Debate: Key controversies<p xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" dir="auto" id="d15756936e124">The sustainability of agriculture has been a topic of public debate over the last twenty years. The cocoa sector has been at the centre of this debate because of the large demand for chocolate in the Global North, which was one of the first sectors to begin to adopt sustainability standards. In this article, we focus on the actions taken by Northern and Southern actors to try to achieve cocoa sustainability over the past five years. Based on interviews and observations in Côte d’Ivoire, Ghana and European countries, complemented by document analysis, we map the controversies in the sector. Three issues emerge from our analysis: fair remuneration for producers, child labour and deforestation. We note differences of views between the actors of the North and the South, especially around the question of the fair remuneration of small producers. Emerging concerns are the single ingredient labels and the European regulations on zero imported deforestation and human rights due diligence. </p>
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Alo Japan

alojapan.com/1226294/mount-fuj Mount Fuji hikes and Kyoto nights: Japan’s new rules for tourists explained | Travel #fuji #Geisha #GionDistrict #JapanTourism #MountFuji #MountFujiTopics #MountFuji #sustainable #富士山 Kyoto authorities announced Tuesday plans to hike lodging taxes, as Japan’s ancient capital seeks to assuage grumbles from locals about too many tourists. Tourists walk through the streets by Yasaka Pagoda (behind) during a visit to the city of Kyoto. (Photo by…

Mount Fuji hikes and Kyoto nights: Japan’s new rules for tourists explained | Travel
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Miss Gayle

The Big Box CEOs of the US want to extract *wealth* from you, not just a reasonable profit, and that requires scale. It represents all that's wrong with American culture and the economy.

Link: strongtowns.org/journal/2025/3

And is it a good idea to be 10 miles from the nearest grocery store in a disaster or emergency? Or when gas becomes $15 a gallon? No.

Resilience means duplication - lots of it. Stores in every neighborhood.

A Strong Towns Podcast: Upzoned || "Can We Take Community Wealth Back From Walmart and Kroger?" In this Upzoned episode, Abby is joined by Strong Towns Chief Technical Advisor Edward Erfurt to discuss the emergence of food deserts in the United States. In the 1980s, the U.S. government stopped enforcing price discrimination laws, letting large supermarkets use their size to leverage better prices from suppliers. This led to the closure of many small, independent groceries and helped create today's food deserts. Abby and Edward discuss the shift from grocery stores being neighborhood assets to regional destinations and how that extracts wealth from communities. Then they share bottom-up ways that everyday people can address these food shortages in their communities.
#Neighborhood#FoodSecurity#Food
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