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Establishment of a "business for good" eco-system whereby two things will occur: (1) sourced materials which are natural and good from Earth, will ultimately naturally biodegrade back to Earth when discarded versus polluting soil and plasticizing our Ocean; and (2) a business model which gives back more to nature than it takes to create from nature.
This is also called Regeneration, an eco-system that sees business as a collective force for social and environmental good.
Truth story, "Sustainability" as a word has been hijacked by many to check the box; it is ambiguous, challenging to define, and nearly impossible to model. Regeneration is tangible, modelable and measurable.
One Golden Thread is Fashion For Benefit dedicated to create comfort clothes for the conscious collective, with a model of regeneration, where for every item sold, a tree is planted, giving back more to nature than it takes to create from nature - that is infinite sustainability.
the act of selectively logging in a area of Forest, buy selecting only the trees that are suitable for harvest. and leaving the others to re seed, the area until, they are then suitable to harvest.
sustainable native forest logging, in tasmania they have the best select logging practices in the world no longer clear falling huge areas of land and totaly destorying habitates.
A sustainable ant colony is an ant colony that feeds off of a male's semen, usually a horny teenage boy excited by the ants eating his love sauce. The teenage boy then most likely receives a maternal feeling by feeding his 'ant children'.
"Hey, don't tell anyone this but... I have a sustainable ant colony in my room that feeds on my jizz."
When your cool streetwear is made cooler by being sustainable.
Bob: "How do you like my new sustainable streetwear by Drop Clothing?"
*Silence*
Believe it or not but Bob is still alone with his clothing.
This is SUSTAINABLE STREETWEAR.
A travel style preferred by tree-huggers and hippies. Often times, the vegan will immediately declare themselves a vegan, and then declare and try to enforce a sustainable viewpoint on helpless plebs that are still eating that delicious hamburger.
Did you hear about those tree-huggers flying a plane on solar energy around the world? Yeah, neither did I. Apparently that's sustainable travel, it'll never be mainstream though, so it's mostly for hipsters.