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The Lexicon of Sustainability

What is Sustainability?

Season 1 Episode 15

Everything we do has consequences, even when hidden from view. Sustainability imbues all of us, as either consumers or producers, with a clear sense of responsibility. It gives us the opportunity to change how we think, what we make, and what we buy—and confirms that our actions matter; reinforcing that we are both the cause and the solution of that which ails us as a society.

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Seeds
3:01
Learn the importance of protecting the culture and biodiversity of seeds.
Community Supported Agriculture (CSA)
1:44
What if you could buy fresh fruit and vegetables each week, grown by a local farmer?
Economies of Community
2:46
Economies of community help people connect, build and rebuild local food systems.
Wheat or White?
3:01
Learn the difference between whole wheat and white and meet the people preserving grains.
Food Waste
4:19
Learn how people are rescuing "ugly" food by composting, redistributing and eating wisely.
Local vs. Organic
3:16
What’s more important, that your food is organic or you know who and where it comes from?
True Cost Accounting: The Real Cost of Cheap Food
2:57
True cost accounting helps consumers understand the real cost of the food they buy.
The Story of an Egg
6:03
Learn the real story behind such terms as cage free, free range, and pasture raised.
Local
5:40
As consumers take increased responsibility for what they eat, many become locavores.
Forage
6:35
Our earliest descendants were hunter/gatherers who foraged for their food.
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