Promoting the value of education, knowledge generation, and sharing will enable a greater potential for conservation and sustainable use.

LP7: Shift investments away from detrimental technologies and to those with a net-positive impact on society and the environment.

Not all corporate influence is through political financing, learn more about other methods of swaying politicians.

LP6: Understanding and limiting the external environmental effects caused by irresponsible production, consumption, and economic activities.

How unregulated money is exploited to allow for extensive influence over campaigns and politicians.

LP5: We need environmental justice and meaningful inclusion in decision making to build a sustainable and just future.

L2: Reforming the existing systems of management to reflect the problems of today.

L3: Strengthening domestic rule of law to protect people and the environment while paving the way for a more sustainably-governed society

LP4: Understanding the interconnectedness of social and environmental issues while reducing inequities in income, race, and gender.

How regulated campaign financing influences elections and disproportionately benefits the wealthy, harming the sustainability movement.