Lecture

Sustainability: Other Indicators

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Description

This lecture explores the concept of sustainability through various indicators, linking needs to planetary boundaries. It discusses the doughnut economy model, ecological ceilings, social thresholds, and the performance of countries in meeting biophysical boundaries and social thresholds. The lecture concludes by presenting ideas for future topics and emphasizing the importance of using indicators cautiously.

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