Different Aspects of Sustainability

Today we have been talking about different types of sustainability. We have been learning about the definition of each of this topic. This work is showing the definition of each topic and the table below is showing the meaning of Equitable, Viable and bearable definition.

                                                   Three Aspects of sustainability

• Environmental Sustainability - This is all about using and having the living and natural resources in a right way. It means that we don’t want to have more resources than can be renewed.

• Social Sustainability - Having the things or resources that we are using right now are still able to be used in the future. Giving the next generation the chance to have the resources that we have now.

• Economics Sustainability - Using the resources with the rate that ensures the future generation so they can also use these resources.

• Sustainable Development - This means having the resources that meet the needs of the present without making the future generations know their own needs.

               

Definition	Meaning
Equitable	Resources are shared and provided equally between social groups.
Bearable	The environment must be used in a way that provides the ongoing economic needs.
Viable	Society’s use of the environment must not be destructive.

Today we have been learning about different things that are covered by environmental sustainability. We have been learning about different definition. Environmental Sustainability is all about different things in environment. Some of these things are nature and tree, and more about environment.

This task is showing the different things that are connected in environmental sustainability. This is also will help us to have an idea for our statistics project with this topic. I also highlighted them base of their definition key. The red is getting worse, orange is about the same and the green is getting better. 

We have been doing some research about the topic that we choose for our sustainability subject. We are doing this as a group, we are doing this for almost 2 weeks and today is the last day that we are doing this because we are almost finished the term 3. After we've done our work we can have a free time. This presentation is showing some information about our topic which is " Fish Waste".

                          

                                         Sustainopoly

For the last few weeks of our school days, for our sustainability topic is all about making a project about this topic. So basically, we will spend the rest of our lessons working on this project. Our project is covering the whole topic of sustainability, we are doing our project as a different version of Monopoly. We decided to a game so we can let the other students to play with our game. Our project has a same rules and instruction with a monopoly. The only difference is the information with it is connected to the sustainability. We just copy the designs from the original game and just change the information form each of them. Our own version of monopoly is called "Sustainopoly". Also for our figurine icons we have different things that is all about sustainopoly. 

• Water droplet
• Tree
• Paw
• Heart

We also have a different color for our cards, some of these cards is related to each topic that is on them. In the card you will see the amount of points that you can get every time that you are doing the activity on the card. The maximum players for our game is 4  people. We also have some unsustainable cards. In this card you will see that unsustainable activities and the amount of points that we will loose. In this game the person who have the highest points is the winner. I hope you will enjoy playing our game. 

• Green for Land 

• Reduce greenhouse gas emissions (+500)

• Plant trees (+500)

• Affordable clean energy (+200)     

• Blue for Ocean 

• Reduce fish waste (+300)

• Plant additional coral reefs (+350)

• Clean out oil spillage (+500)

• Orange for Food

• Reduce waste production (+300)

• Responsible consumption and production (+400)

• Healthy foods (+500)

• Red for Social

• Gender equality (+400)

• Good health and well being (+500)

• Equal Opportunities (+450)

• Fundraiser for people with disabilities (+300)

• Yellow for Electricity and Power

• Use electricity only essential use (+400)

• Reduce excessive unnecessary use of electricity (+300)

• Turn off unnecessary use of light power (+200)

• Pink for Animals 

• Healthy and well care for animals (+450)

• Healthy diet consumption regarding animals (+300)

• Reducing the extinction of animals (+500)

• Purple for Air and Atmosphere 

• Reduce air pollution by developing objects that don’t require fossil fuels. 

• Reduce and eliminate fireplaces and wood stove burning. 

• Reduction to forest fires.