Concept Of Sustainability: Annotated Bibliography

Irene M.H and Ronine E.R, Developing Awareness of the Sustainability Concept. The Journal of the Environmental Education, 2002, Vol.34, No.1, 16-20.

The journal tries to bring out the concept of sustainability as well as the need to have it in the education systems of the schools. The sustainability triad is a connection of economic values, social values and environmental values in one place. The need to have this is to bring out the conceptualization of the aspect to be able to framework which will be the aid to understanding many barriers which might come from the three aspects connecting and forming the sustainability triad. The article makes focus on the need and how educators will be able to improve the environmental curriculum. The attribution and discussion is centered at developing the content to have the most influential responsibility to foster motivation to environmental citizens. The other aspect is to make an integration of the available content to the school programs to introduce the concept. It comes out clearly on the need to explain the discussion basing on the congruency or conflict perspective. That implies that the three contributing aspect are at an analysis state of finding out all the congruencies and conflicts hence coming up with a solid argument on the dimensions of social, economic and environmental conceptual states.

In the effort to try and bring the three aspects to a one idea which will make the three connect, the paper in at a considerate stage of having an inspirational event in the future where the environmental issues are addressed. The author makes incorporation of many incentives while trying to remain neutral on the theories in place by other scholars about sustainability.  The arguments from Aboriginal’s interpretation on the working towards environmental congruency administers the need for the study.

The article makes a comparison before setting the question for the need to get the real meaning of sustainability. The three dimensional studies in connection are web energy flows and the general life forms. The attribution of having all the recognition of the dynamic nature and the interdependence also the cyclic nature of all the life forms creates a perfect visual implication for how the sustainability factor can be in use to protect the most vulnerable. It is at a position to be a context of being a system, which is coherently at an organized state to make it part of a system where other life forms exists. The characteristic of the system are at a position of having common features which include different environments and the loss of energy being the sole constant factor of exchange. In the natural capital basis, the systems are finite and neither in a rigid focus or trying to put back energy to the history of man to foster an explanation to nature’s way of sustainability. The verge of having sustainability comes out hard as it is a profound need to be in consideration to be an interdisciplinary or rather a multidiscipline on the receiving concept. Although the concept is to have a range of issues which include professional concept consideration.

The questions and argument in place are a clear indication that the field is wide and would require a lot of time to be able to make a location of the challenges and the pillars to a good discussions and expression of ideas. In consideration, economic growth is a factor to be in acquit ion to make the subject fall in good attributional and makers of law. Most of the challenges are at a clear as situations tend to be at a variation.

Martin B, Angela D, Robyn M, and Christof P. (2013).The mining boom and Western

Australi’s changing landscape: Towards sustainability or business as usual? Rural society (2013) 22(2): 111-124.

The article makes a sentiment in the description of sustainability as an additional vocabulary for most companies. The argument is at a base of mining industry, over time mining companies are at the receiving end of accusations about them over being disruptive in the social and environmental perspectives. The arguments is clearly dissipative on the nature of activities carried on the environment leading to distortion of many vital environmental aspects. The mining companies in question include the Western Australia, the article makes the prospect of the activities to be the economic pillars of the state. The sectors contribution towards the need for sustainability developments is an urgent need for the state. The arguments in place of the importance of mining comes out to try and have a perfect comparison and an overview of the need for mining to be conceptualized. As the economy will be growing to flourish the environment needs to be at a conserved state to be able to provide a safe tomorrow.

The concept of sustainability is one strong aspect which should be at the verge of being taken with all keen interest to have them save the environment for sustainability. The rights of mining and the indigenous perspective of how activities are carried out should visualized correctly. The need to have the sustainability concept in most of the organizational set up to be able to offer assistance in an all-round perspective. Mining is a good activity which helps the economic sector and hence sustainable methods to be in use to enable better transition.

Irene M.H and Ronine E.R, Developing Awareness of the Sustainability Concept. The Journal Of the Environmental Education, 2002, Vol.34, No.1, 16-20.

Commonwealth of Australia, copyright regulations 1969. What is sustainability?

Martin B, Angela D, Robyn M, and Christof P. (2013).The mining boom and Western

Australi’s changing landscape: Towards sustainability or business as usual? Rural society (2013) 22(2): 111-124.