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This 7 page paper looks at the way in which sustainability is a current issue in management and the way it is developing and emerging in the commercial environment. Different approaches to sustainability and sustainable developed are discussed and examples of companies adopting various strategies are presented. The bibliography cites 11 sources.
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perceive companies and products. The importance of sustainability has become a more visible issue, and as such is a current management issue, but it may also be argued that despite
it being a current issue, some management and companies are taking the issue more seriously than others with some companies genuinely seeking to change the way that they approach business
in order to address sustainability issues, whereas others will do the minimum required. It is only by looking at the way sustainable development and sustainability can be observed in the
commercial environment that the broad range of approaches can be appreciated. There is no single definition to apply to the term sustainable
development. It can be interpreted as meaning that as any consumption will mean the use of some resources, many of which may not be replaceable, so the use of non
replaceable resources or resources that damage the environment will not be defined as sustainable development with ecocentric this approach (Eckersley, 1992). If we apply this then it is almost
impossible for any business so satisfy the criteria of sustainable development (Eckersley, 1992). A company that did not incur any of these
environmental costs may be seen as what most people would call as sustainable development, however to find an industry base that does not have any environmental impact is impossible to
finds, and one that clears up and replaces all the resources it uses is also very difficult, if not impossible to find. Therefore we may argue that in the extreme
idealistic sense then sustainable development may not be possible. However this should not prevent companies aiming to be working to the goal of
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