I understood that the study of sustainability involves the transformation of our civilization towards a regenerative system that promotes healthy and stable ecosystems, consumes natural resources not faster than they can be replenished, releases toxic substances. pollutants in our habitat no faster than they can be absorbed, promotes healthy, cohesive habitats that can coexist and persist long into the future. Sustainability initiatives aim to change the world by modifying activities in our personal and professional lives to achieve these goals. I learned that the sustainable revolution is a set of values ​​centered on healthy ecosystems, economic activities and social justice. Through intensive attention to this topic over the past few weeks and further reading on this topic, I have learned that sustainability encompasses not just conservation and pollution, but a wide range of other issues, including ecological literacy, biodiversity, globalization, social responsibility. investment, corporate social responsibility, human rights, population explosion, health, social and environmental justice, agriculture, labor issues and women's rights. I also learned that sustainability strategies are essential, transformative and collaborative work involving the participation of hundreds of thousands of citizens, communities and businesses around the world. Every organization and informed citizen must understand the perils that lie ahead and contribute to sustainability.