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Test – Definition sustainability

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    1. Which definitions are the original ones?

    Definition of sustainability according to Iris Pufé:

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    2. Which definitions are the original ones?

    Definition of sustainable development from the Brundtland Commission:

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    3. Assign the following statements to either the concept of weak or strong sustainability!

    • This concept has a strong ecological focus.
      This concept consists of the complementarity of all three sustainability areas.
      According to this concept, sustainability has an anthropocentric focus.
      Ecology has the highest priority and both the social and economic must submit to environmental sustainability.
      Natural capital and physical capital can be substituted indefinitely.
      Sustained economic growth is justifiable.
      According to this concept, sustainability has an ecocentric focus.
      This concept is more critical of growth.

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