The phrase "sustainability concerns" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to issues or problems related to the long-term viability of certain practices or resources. Example: "The company's decision to cut down thousands of trees has raised serious sustainability concerns among environmental activists."
A recent report from the Higher Education Academy on first-year student attitudes towards, and skills in, sustainable development, found that "sustainability concerns are important to students in selecting their university".
We still have at our core green and sustainability concerns so strive to design sustainable shoes produced in a sustainable way.
"The committee does not consider any one of these sustainability concerns a definitive barrier to sustainable development of algal biofuels because mitigation strategies for each of those concerns have been proposed and are being developed," the report concludes.
This implies the setting of appropriate public policies, targeting the sustainable management of destinations, the integration of sustainability concerns into tourist businesses and the promotion of tourists' sustainability awareness.
One paragraph stated: "Given current shortcomings of RSPO certification … purchasing RSPO certified sustainable palm oil (CSPO) does not sufficiently address critical sustainability concerns in the palm oil supply chain".
This is controversial and raises wider sustainability concerns.
The group gathers annually to discuss their most pressing sustainability concerns and challenges, she said.
In fact, all round the country now, there are regeneration schemes exhibiting prominent features driven by ecological and sustainability concerns.
"I hope to make this a residential college," more so that students will have "a sense of community" than for sustainability concerns, she said.
"Given current shortcomings of RSPO certification, however, purchasing RSPO Certified Sustainable Palm Oil CSPOO) does not sufficiently address critical sustainability concerns in the palm oil supply chain".
By the early 1990s, consumers were wising up to sustainability concerns: polls showed that companies' environmental records influenced the majority of consumer purchases.
