The Natural Step and Sustainability explained in 2 minutes

The Natural Step and Sustainability explained in 2 minutes. Finally someone has figured out how to explain The Natural Step and sustainability in two minutes!! We're so excited to share with you this fantastic animation video on core concepts of The Natural Step Framework. It was written by our brilliant friends at RealEyes in Dublin, who help organizations benefit from sustainability. And it was developed by our new friend Trevor Courtney at Igloo Animations. Trevors animation work is fantastic. We hope you will enjoy this video, like it and share it widely to help spread sustainability and the framework.

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[attiliocg]

Thank you for sharing this video explanation! We ALL need to share as much accurate information on the subject of sustainability as possible. To anyone looking for assistance in their own sustainability projects, or who may be looking for a group to collaborate with on the subject: search "sustainabilitynonprofit" to see what "One Community" is doing to manifest our goal of creating open-source blueprint for a sustainable civilization.

[11mxb]

Good video. Except that the planet - and everything on it, including humans - wasn't "designed". It evolved.

[MrBillORights]

It's good to see a simple, although incomplete, explanation of sustainability that is not overly slanted toward economic sustainability. Sustainability has too often been commandeered by politicians, business organizations and even the governments of developed countries to promote economic sustainability for their over indulgent lifestyle. Our planet seems to keep getting smaller. Resources must be shared by all. Americans need to drive much less and walk to their local train station or bus.

[moaltmann]

simple and concise -- I like it.

A mini suggestion: instead of striking out the car maybe strike out the pollution caused by it as it is unlikely that we will stop using similar types of personal transport but I am hopeful that the emissions resulting from them will decrease rapidly within the foreseeable future...

[pygmentcom]

Picky I know, but the world wasn't "designed to do" anything. Also most of the Scandinavian countries are missing from the map and so is Greenland.

Apart from that I really like it.

[londyn06]

Nice work!!