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Are we the last generation or the first sustainable one?

Curious Saturday: are we the last generation -- or the 1st sustainable one? In this TED Talk, Hannah Ritchie explores the pressing question of whether we are the last generation to witness the Earth's beauty and resources or the first generation to build a sustainable future. She highlights the urgent need for action to address global challenges such as climate change, deforestation, and inequality. Ritchie concludes by emphasizing the importance of collective action and individual responsibility. She urges us to use our voices, vote for sustainable policies, and make conscious choices in our daily lives. By doing so, she believes we can be the first sustainable generation. Have a listen: https://lnkd.in/ecaqkygM While Ritchie examines this large scale issue, the truth is "sustainability" gets thrown around a lot these days. But what does it actually mean for humanity to be sustainable? When you look at how much the global population has grown, the number of areas sustainability ties into (consumption, recycling, batteries, pollution, etc.), it's all relative. #Loquat #sustainability #climatechange #deforestation #environment

As an organization focused on regenerative systems, we're often asked... 🌈 Why is regenerative having a moment? How is it different from sustainable? 🌱 Brenna Simmons-St. Onge says: "I see sustainability and regeneration working together in a dance. Some regenerative practitioners will tell you that regeneration is three steps ahead of sustainability—that was my belief for about ten years while studying regenerative practices. But within the last few years, through this work of deep community listening, we've come to find that we don’t think regeneration is better than sustainability—we see regeneration and sustainability working in balance." Hear more about how sustainability and regeneration work together 🤝: https://lnkd.in/girPNgaY

In this coming year, let's make real the shift in paradigm and conventional mindset, lets move from causing negative impact socially and environmentally to actions that not only restore what we destroyed or affected but goes beyond sustainable, lets Go Regeneration!

In this coming year, let's make real the shift in paradigm and conventional mindset, lets move from causing negative impact socially and environmentally to actions that not only restore what we destroyed or affected but goes beyond sustainable, lets Go Regeneration!

Happy Earth Day! Let's celebrate by making a positive impact on our planet. Here are some simple ways you can join the movement: 1. Hold off on mowing your lawn to support pollinators 🐝🌻 2. Reduce, reuse, recycle to minimize waste ♻️ 3. Switch to eco-friendly products and practices ♻️ 4. Support sustainable businesses and initiatives 🛒

Aspiring to leave a meaningful impact on future generations isn't just noble, it's necessary. Join me in discussing sustainable strategies that benefit our planet and our loved ones. What's your vision for a lasting legacy? #SustainableBusiness #LegacyBuilding

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