SUSTAINABLE PRACTICES AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT- A CROSS-COUNTRY ANALYSIS
Maxwell L Abilla, Gloria Opoku Darkoh, Nicholas Laweh
Graduate Students, Department of Sustainability, Eastern Illinois University, Charleston, IL, USA
Abstract
This essay examines sustainable practices and community engagement through a comparative analysis of the United States and an international destination, focusing on policies, education, community development, and business practices. It highlights the role of public policies, such as the Clean Air Act and the European Green Deal, in addressing environmental challenges through emission reduction, waste management, and sustainable development. The study also discusses the importance of education and marketing in promoting sustainability, with institutions like Eastern Illinois University leading the way in equipping professionals with essential knowledge and skills.
Community development plans and collaborative strategies are analysed to demonstrate their effectiveness in addressing local environmental needs. The comparison of Tesla’s advancements in electric vehicles with Sweden’s waste-to-energy initiative illustrates how businesses can innovate to tackle global sustainability challenges. The essay concludes with recommendations to strengthen partnerships, advance research, and promote waste reduction efforts. This interdisciplinary analysis provides insights into achieving sustainable development, encouraging global cooperation, and fostering environmentally responsible behaviors to build a resilient and sustainable future for communities worldwide.
Keywords: Sustainability, Community Engagement, Public Policies, Emission Reduction, Sustainable Development
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EPRA International Journal of Climate and Resource Economic Review (CRER)
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Published on : 2025-01-04
Vol | : | 13 |
Issue | : | 1 |
Month | : | January |
Year | : | 2025 |