Dear Gavin, I read with great interest your contribution to the discussion on the pros and cons of using "sustainability". Here's an article I ran into a little while ago on this topic, perhaps you are familiar with it already. The authors' preference would be to shift towards using "social-ecological justice" instead of "sustainability": https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/25148486211029427
Dear Minna, thanks so much for your comment and for sharing this article on 'socio-ecological justice,' I hadn't seen this yet! I'm looking forward to reading it, it seems to address exactly some of the issues I'm thinking through right now around 'reclaiming sustainability.' All the best, Gavin.
Dear Gavin, I read with great interest your contribution to the discussion on the pros and cons of using "sustainability". Here's an article I ran into a little while ago on this topic, perhaps you are familiar with it already. The authors' preference would be to shift towards using "social-ecological justice" instead of "sustainability": https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/25148486211029427
Greetings, Minna
Dear Minna, thanks so much for your comment and for sharing this article on 'socio-ecological justice,' I hadn't seen this yet! I'm looking forward to reading it, it seems to address exactly some of the issues I'm thinking through right now around 'reclaiming sustainability.' All the best, Gavin.