Sustainability in Australia: Theories, Code of Conduct, and Feasible Solutions

Case study

Table of Contents
Introduction......................................................................................................................................3
Main body........................................................................................................................................3
Relevant information about the code of conduct related to sustainability of Australia..............3
Theories of sustainability............................................................................................................4
Feasible, workable, and ethical
solution to promote sustainability..............................................................................................6
Conclusion.......................................................................................................................................8
References........................................................................................................................................9

Introduction
Sustainability refers to the form of intergenerational ethics which states that actions taken
by the present generation must not diminish the opportunities to future generation to same level
of environmental and economic benefits. Nowadays, people are highly concerned about
environmental practices which are unsustainable and are creating several environmental
movements which can help them in showcasing the unhealthy ways in which people are using
resources and how their consumption is threatening the integrity of ecosystem (De Stefano and
et. al., 2018). It is important for this generation to understand the importance of sustainability for
the well being of future generation. The two theories discussed in the report will be corporate
social responsibility and green economy. In this report, information about the impact of
unsustainable practices on environment will be discussed. Along with this, relevant code of
ethics and conduct will be discussed which will help the companies in adopting sustainable
practices. At the end of the report, some recommendations providing ethical, feasible and
workable solutions regarding sustainability.
Main body
Section A
Relevant information about the code of conduct related to sustainability of Australia.
According to a research, Australians can save up to 800000 megalitres of water and $600
millions of bills related to energy and water by using efficient appliances and products. It is
important for Australians to get concerned about their personal carbon footprints as it is the first
step towards sustainability (Australia, voluntary National Review, 2018). Research states that
around 65% of Australians are concerned about their personal carbon footprints and their attitude
towards sustainability is really positive.
A healthy environment is what Australians highly seek and are willing to protect. With
the help of sustainable development practices, government and general people are working
seriously in order to protect the environment and to decrease the pollution. There are several
movements initiated by government and is supported by general people such as Fair go, Whole
of Australia, etc. The 2030 Agenda of not only involves government but also business sectors,
academia, civil communities, individuals and families.