Are we using the right criteria and definition to Sustainability?

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Tony Maine

A beverage company can make drinks using a totally sustainable process providing (1) the source materials are all totally renewable by being 100% part of the planet's hydrological and biological cycles, and (2) all waste can be reconverted into useful material for other processes using only available renewable energy. That's the basic definition of the sustainability of a process.

Md. Washim Akram

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Antonio Lambe

Very briefly:

Greed-prompted "greenwashing" is the correct assessment.

With all due respect to our philosopher colleague, there is, or should be, an awful lot more to sustainability than the two criteria cited. What about the human health effects of the stuff these companies peddle? Or of the notorious practices of the US sugar industry on which most of the American cola firms depend?

Sustainability criteria should definitely, complicatingly, vary from place to place. Being a conventional carnivore in most of the world is grossly unsustainable. Insisting on vegetarian fare above the treeline or in polar regions would be, also.