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Sustainability is a word that holds many definitions that create a broad scope of its many concepts. Along with its many definitions and concepts, there are levels of denotation and connotation it presents as well. Sustainability is, however, not as fluid when applied to practical solutions and methodologies. For social impact, environmentalism or environmental preservation, and capital allocation strategies, sustainability is the ecosystem to draw from. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

When one closes their eyes, how does the mind perceive what sustainability is? Can you imagine what colors come to mind? How about the textures or objects? Can we articulate what are the overall types of 5 senses that one would associate with sustainability, such as scent, taste, small, sound, and sight? What does it sound like, and what time of day is most associated with sustainability? How about the term sustainable? Does it seem more of a perceived focus? Does that term function as an enhancement to content that orbits sustainability? Are concepts of sustainability sustainable, or does the sustainable content belong within sustainability?<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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