"sustainable thinking" is a valid phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to an approach to problem-solving that emphasizes the long-term benefits of careful and considered decision making. An example of this phrase in a sentence might be: "We need to promote sustainable thinking in order to make sure that our company remains viable in the long term."
A significant step to embedding sustainable thinking into procurement was the board-approved mandate, of which sustainability is key thread.
While exploring the links between geography and urban sustainability particular attention is given to the impacts which sustainable thinking has had on urban geography, and to the role which urban geographers have played in informing how urban sustainability is understood and implemented.
This is critical to ensure that sustainable thinking becomes the norm in the way businesses, not just our own, think and perform.
Do you think you've done enough?" How have you managed to embed sustainable thinking within your company?
Then let's look at the unions — hardly paragons of sustainable thinking for the country.
For us, sustainable thinking is a fundamental approach, sitting at the heart of our business strategy.
Sustainable development thinking in tribology design is illustrated using a case study of refrigerator wear analysis.
And there's Autodesk, the 3D design and engineering company that informs through the student community about its sustainable products and thinking through social media.
Now, after a couple of years working behind the scenes, she is returning with Rentrayage, a collection of pieces remade from vintage clothes, a stab at sustainable fashion and thinking through the implications of her production in a new way.
Overwhelmingly, though, greenwashing has succeeded, creating a complacent class of consumer able to justify just about any material want so long as it is "sustainable". Tesla, the thinking person's luxury car signifier of planet-consciousness and unfettered spending power is fast becoming a common sight at power-lunch valet stations and in private-school carpool lines.
Speaking of sustainable, how can thinking about poop shape enviromental activism?
