explain weak sustainability and strong sustainability and how each determines whether society is being sustainable. Next,...

explain weak sustainability and strong sustainability and how each determines whether society is being sustainable. Next, explain what types of policies would be advocated for from each position and provide some examples of actual policies that have been implemented. Finally, take a position regarding one of these and argue why it is a better conception of sustainability.

i think weak sustainability has something to do with being able to substitute natural capital with i think it was constructed capital? I think strong sustainability is the opposite where they reject the idea that constructed capital can substitute natural capital. I am a little unclear on what the question is trying to say on whether society is being stable? If someone can help break down the question a little more (if that is possible) I think that would really help me getting started. thanks in advance.

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Rahul Sunny answered 7 months ago

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