Titlebook: Demanding Sustainability; Pillars to (Re-)Buil John Morrissey,C. Patrick Heidkamp Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s)

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An Ecological Prosperity (Pillar One),y defined space for an ecological and just prosperity into the future. Pillar one is based on empirically established ‘hard’ boundaries, based on a strong sustainability understanding of ecological stewardship and the human rights framing provided by the SDGs. In this chapter, we present our interpr

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A Decarbonized Economy (Pillar Two),opment trajectories of future generations critically depend on our collective efforts to realize pillar two in the present decade and to radically address the problem of global GHG emissions. Without meaningful and effective action on pillar two in the short term, our collective horizons may shift f

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A Shared (Cost) Burden (Pillar Three),y for the climate crisis are projected to be most severely impacted in the decades ahead, while those with the greatest share of resources continue to produce disproportionate levels of pollution. Those with the resources need to do much more, particularly as countries facing the highest levels of t

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A Transformative Social Sustainability (Pillar Four),on is central to the development of the institutional, community and governance models needed to address our most intractable challenges. Broad and deep social networks are necessary for the successful societal support for deep infrastructure changes. Empowering communities and involving them in dec

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A Just Resilience (Pillar Five),o protect those boundaries. Even if a warming limit of 1.5?°C were to be achieved, the impacts and consequences for communities globally will be severe in the decades to come, with many communities already grappling with climate-related devastation. The just disruptions ideas presented under pillar

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Implementing the Pillars: Towards Shared Sustainable Prosperity,ansitions initiatives acknowledge both the global imperative for emissions reduction /mitigation together with regional and local imperatives for adaptation; Justice should be considered as a core instrument and driver, rather than aspirational end-point, of sustainability transition. Justice need n

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Book 2022ransformative social sustainability (pillar four) and a just resilience (pillar five). The book provides a framework through which policymakers, decision-makers, politicians, community groups and the corporate sphere might begin to consider, map out, and plan for just transitions in their domains. .

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book provides a framework through which policymakers, decision-makers, politicians, community groups and the corporate sphere might begin to consider, map out, and plan for just transitions in their domains. .978-3-031-18958-6