Yes. To me, sustainable consumption means buying what you actually need and then really using or eating it. It’s about being mindful with resources instead of collecting things just to feel good for a moment. Simple, but it changes everything if people actually did it.
havent heard that much, maybe it is a type of consumption that leads an consumer to recycling, not wasting food/packages, reusing everything?
to lower the waste of consumption
Yes, the goal is to maximally decrease the harm to the nature by the consumption.
Yes, I’ve heard. In my own words, the main goal is to reduce consumption, buy things smart, buy more eco-friendly brands and also reuse materials if its possible.
Yes, I am. Sustainable consumption means that most items are reusable, you sort your waste, and you try not to pollute the planet.
To minimise the consumerism - avoid buying stuff you don’t need, buy second hand, reuse
Yes. Sustainable consumption is using products and services in a way that meets present needs without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.
The main goal is to make sure that consumption doesn't negatively impact the environment or broader society
Yes, the main goal is to use products/ services to meet our current needs in a way that makes the least impact for future generations
No, but I imagine it to be related to the concepts above but more tailored to products and media that you can consume and dispose of.
Yes, it's when you try to be as Earth- and climate-friendly as possible.