Search using Subject Headings to better explore aspects of sustainability
Full text for many of the most used journals in the discipline.
This link opens in a new windowAnswers inquiries about environmental concerns with coverage of more than 5.4 million articles from more than 300 journals and book reference content from Delmar, including Soil, Science, and Management; Introduction to Agronomy; Food, Crops, & Environment; Fundamental Soil Science; and more.
Sustainability, as defined by the Brundtland Commision, "meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs."
According to The Dictionary of Alternatives, "sustainability involves ensuring both human and ecological well-being, finding ways of organizing human activities so that societies, now and in the future, can provide for themselves whilst preserving ecosystems. The idea of sustainability is based on the premise that the earth has finite capacity, and that the rate of economic growth pursued in the second half of the twentieth century, particularly in the West, will inflict irreversible damage on the planet, or reach ‘natural limits’."
Use this Library Research Guide to explore sustainability related to aquaponics, biofuels, desert agriculture, and water.
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