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Dian: /* Environmental sustainability */

2023-02-15T10:49:14Z

Environmental sustainability

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	=== Environmental sustainability ===		=== Environmental sustainability ===
	In simple terms, environmental sustainability is the practice of interacting with the planet responsibly. The survival of humanity and other species on the planet is threatened by the negative impact of irresponsible behaviour:		In simple terms, environmental sustainability is the practice of interacting with the planet responsibly. The survival of humanity and other species on the planet is threatened by the negative impact of irresponsible behaviour:
	* [[~~Resource~~ depletion]], Running out of natural resources will cause instability of the eco-system and finally extinction		* [[Nature depletion]], Running out of natural resources will cause instability of the eco-system and finally extinction
	* [[Pollution]], Risk to loss of [[Biodiversity]] (loss of habitat), health and living conditions		* [[Pollution]], Risk to loss of [[Biodiversity]] (loss of habitat), health and living conditions
	* [[Climate change\|Climate crisis]], accelerated climate change caused by human activities resulting in rising minimum temperatures, rising sea levels, higher ocean temperatures and an increase in heavy precipitation (heavy rain and hail).		* [[Climate change\|Climate crisis]], accelerated climate change caused by human activities resulting in rising minimum temperatures, rising sea levels, higher ocean temperatures and an increase in heavy precipitation (heavy rain and hail).

Hans.de.Gier: /* Environmental sustainability */

2023-02-08T11:12:15Z

Environmental sustainability

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	* [[Resource depletion]], Running out of natural resources will cause instability of the eco-system and finally extinction		* [[Resource depletion]], Running out of natural resources will cause instability of the eco-system and finally extinction
	* [[Pollution]], Risk to loss of [[Biodiversity]] (loss of habitat), health and living conditions		* [[Pollution]], Risk to loss of [[Biodiversity]] (loss of habitat), health and living conditions
	* ~~Accelerated~~ [[Climate change]], resulting in rising minimum temperatures, rising sea levels, higher ocean temperatures and an increase in heavy precipitation (heavy rain and hail).		* [[Climate change\|Climate crisis]], accelerated climate change caused by human activities resulting in rising minimum temperatures, rising sea levels, higher ocean temperatures and an increase in heavy precipitation (heavy rain and hail).

	The total impact is defined as the environmental [[footprint]]. Footprint is the effect that a person, company, activity, etc. has on the environment, for example, the number of natural resources that they use and the number of harmful gases that they produce.		The total impact is defined as the environmental [[footprint]]. Footprint is the effect that a person, company, activity, etc. has on the environment, for example, the number of natural resources that they use and the number of harmful gases that they produce.

Hans.de.Gier: /* In practice */

2023-01-26T16:16:53Z

In practice

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	===== In practice =====		===== In practice =====
	In practice using the circulair economy ~~impies~~ reducing waste. When a ~~prodyct~~ is at its end of its life cycle, the materials will be kept in the economy. ~~Therefor~~ the life cycle of a product ~~us circulair~~. Instead of cheap materials and product that easily ~~get~~ thrown away, materials that are more expensive and efficient to recycle, reuse, repair etc are ~~becomming~~ more expensive.		In practice using the circulair economy implies reducing waste. When a product is at its end of its life cycle, the materials will be kept in the economy. Therefore the life cycle of a product is circular. Instead of cheap materials and product that are easily thrown away, materials that are more expensive and efficient to recycle, reuse, repair etc are becoming more expensive.

	===== Why is it important to have a circulair economy =====		===== Why is it important to have a circulair economy =====

Hans.de.Gier: /* In practice */

2023-01-26T16:16:19Z

In practice

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	===== In practice =====		===== In practice =====
	In ~~pratcice~~ using the circulair economy impies reducing waste. When a prodyct is at its end of its life cycle, the materials will be kept in the economy. Therefor the life cycle of a product us circulair. Instead of cheap materials and product that easily get thrown away, materials that are more expensive and efficient to recycle, reuse, repair etc are becomming more expensive.		In practice using the circulair economy impies reducing waste. When a prodyct is at its end of its life cycle, the materials will be kept in the economy. Therefor the life cycle of a product us circulair. Instead of cheap materials and product that easily get thrown away, materials that are more expensive and efficient to recycle, reuse, repair etc are becomming more expensive.

	===== Why is it important to have a circulair economy =====		===== Why is it important to have a circulair economy =====

Hans.de.Gier: /* What is the circular economy? */

2023-01-26T16:16:09Z

What is the circular economy?

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	* Reusing		* Reusing
	* Repairing		* Repairing
	* ~~Reffurbishing~~		* Refurbishing
	* Recycling		* Recycling

Hans.de.Gier: /* In theorie */

2023-01-26T16:14:35Z

In theorie

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	Th European Union produces more than 2,5 billion tonnes of waste every year. Making a shift to circulair economy would help for a lot of issues around climate change, biodiversity loss, waste and pollution. A circulair economy is a model of production and consumption that involves:		Th European Union produces more than 2,5 billion tonnes of waste every year. Making a shift to circulair economy would help for a lot of issues around climate change, biodiversity loss, waste and pollution. A circulair economy is a model of production and consumption that involves:
	* ~~sharing~~		* Sharing
	* ~~leasing~~		* Leasing
	* ~~reusing~~		* Reusing
	* ~~repairing~~		* Repairing
	* ~~reffurbishing~~		* Reffurbishing
	* ~~recycling~~		* Recycling

	With using this model the life cycle of a product is extended.		With using this model the life cycle of a product is extended.

	===== In practice =====		===== In practice =====

Dian: /* Environmental sustainability */

2023-01-24T08:51:34Z

Environmental sustainability

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	In simple terms, environmental sustainability is the practice of interacting with the planet responsibly. The survival of humanity and other species on the planet is threatened by the negative impact of irresponsible behaviour:		In simple terms, environmental sustainability is the practice of interacting with the planet responsibly. The survival of humanity and other species on the planet is threatened by the negative impact of irresponsible behaviour:
	* [[Resource depletion]], Running out of natural resources will cause instability of the eco-system and finally extinction		* [[Resource depletion]], Running out of natural resources will cause instability of the eco-system and finally extinction
	* [[Pollution]], Risk to loss of ~~biodiversity~~ (loss of habitat), health and living conditions		* [[Pollution]], Risk to loss of [[Biodiversity]] (loss of habitat), health and living conditions
	* Accelerated [[Climate change]], resulting in rising minimum temperatures, rising sea levels, higher ocean temperatures and an increase in heavy precipitation (heavy rain and hail).		* Accelerated [[Climate change]], resulting in rising minimum temperatures, rising sea levels, higher ocean temperatures and an increase in heavy precipitation (heavy rain and hail).

Dian: /* Environmental sustainability */

2023-01-24T08:50:58Z

Environmental sustainability

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	In simple terms, environmental sustainability is the practice of interacting with the planet responsibly. The survival of humanity and other species on the planet is threatened by the negative impact of irresponsible behaviour:		In simple terms, environmental sustainability is the practice of interacting with the planet responsibly. The survival of humanity and other species on the planet is threatened by the negative impact of irresponsible behaviour:
	* [[Resource depletion]], Running out of natural resources will cause instability of the eco-system and finally extinction		* [[Resource depletion]], Running out of natural resources will cause instability of the eco-system and finally extinction
	* [[Pollution]], Risk to biodiversity (loss of habitat), health and living conditions		* [[Pollution]], Risk to loss of biodiversity (loss of habitat), health and living conditions
	* Accelerated [[Climate change]], resulting in rising minimum temperatures, rising sea levels, higher ocean temperatures and an increase in heavy precipitation (heavy rain and hail).		* Accelerated [[Climate change]], resulting in rising minimum temperatures, rising sea levels, higher ocean temperatures and an increase in heavy precipitation (heavy rain and hail).

Hans.de.Gier: /* Related */

2023-01-23T22:06:32Z

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	==Related==		==Related==
	*[[ESG]]		*Goodness measurement frameworks like [[ESG]] and [[LCA]]
	*Resource Conservation		*Resource Conservation
	*Agriculture and forestry		*Agriculture and forestry

Hans.de.Gier: /* Related */

2023-01-23T22:06:00Z

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	==Related==		==Related==
			*[[ESG]]
	*Resource Conservation		*Resource Conservation
	*Agriculture and forestry		*Agriculture and forestry