W7. What does a sustainable future actually look like?/ Kim Seonghui

1. Summary
The notion of sustainability only feels vague. This concept is sought by everyone, but no one exactly knows what it is. This ambiguous concept makes it difficult for people to pursue this concept consistently and steadily. Therefore, four suggestions are made to refine this concept. First, talk in parts. For example, it specifically talks about areas such as sustainable agriculture and a sustainable economy. Second, talk specifically. Talk about the sustainability you're talking about. Third, state who benefits. It talks about whether nature benefits from sustainability efforts or humans. Fourth, picture the future of sustainability.
 
2. New/Interesting
Because the concept of sustainability is ambiguous, I felt that the four suggestions that should be made were good ideas. I especially like the first suggestion. This is because different fields have different ways to pursue sustainability. In the energy sector, there is a way to use sustainable eco-friendly energy such as solar and wind power generation. Second, the proposal to say what sustainability the writer was trying to talk about was impressive. This is because the more detailed it is, the more distinct the sustainability will be.
 
3. Discussion
What we also need to do to clear and concrete to make the concept of sustainability?

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