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, including the four sustainability principles. 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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[MsTechnomonster1]

Cool

[billy newton]

bacon

[MrAutobuildit]

dunno how your elves managed to escape from Gollam but I assume you're smart enough to know how and why the aluminum content of US agricultural land has increased 64000% in the last 14 years. Maybe your smartness can make the even- greater leap and you can link the secret military aerial spraying programs with (y)our nationwide explosion in alzheimer's ?

Or am I going too fast?

[kkrause111]

yeah, and tell them to stop hiding elvis

[MrAutobuildit]

If Sustainability means reducing the world's dependence on synthetic chemicals, why are We the People allowing the military-industrial crooks to spray the atmosphere with poison-chemicals in the secretive disguise of so-called CONtrails... when any schoolkid can check the facts online and prove the process has been to the detriment of the air we breathe for the last 50 years?

[CarlosMendoification]

Hope we can still rebuild what we have yesterday.

[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.

[Mischa Oliver Altmann]

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...