The world is facing unprecedented changes such as population growth, urbanization and climate change.
In the years to come, change is inevitable. But what can we do as a community to better our future today?
Sustainability is the go-to topic of the hour. But what does it mean?
Sustainability assumes that natural resources are finite and should be used wisely with a view to long-term priorities.
By using resources responsibly today, they can support future generations and allow for a net zero environment.
Sustainable practices can also support ecological, human, and economic health and vitality.
“A tiny change today brings a dramatically different tomorrow.” Richard Bach
Some scientists believe that climate change driven by excessive CO2 emissions could represent a serious threat to our eco systems a serious threat to our eco systems This link will open in a new window. They have warned that hotter summers and rising sea levels could trigger a sharp increase in extreme weather events, such as the hurricanes which already frequently batter Bermuda.
Concerns have also been raised about the negative impact that plastic pollution plastic pollution This link will open in a new window may have on our local marine life.
Small changes such as these can help us to protect our local environment and reduce our carbon footprint:
Not only could these actions have a positive effect for the environment, they can also help us to save money so that we as a community can thrive.
Sustainability encourages social inclusion and equality. By encouraging everyone to take part in sustainable practices and initiatives, we can work together to ensure the earth’s health and future.
Let’s get involved. A few small changes for each man can help to ensure a brighter future for all of mankind.
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