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When was the Brundtland Report of the UN World Commission on Environment and Development published?
1990
2000
1987
1995
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What is the purpose of a sustainability report (SR)?
Ensure legal compliance
Enhance brand image and reputation
Encourage philanthropy
Increase shareholder return
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What is 'sustainable development' according to the Brundtland Report?
Development meets needs without compromising future
Development without needs compromise
Balancing development and future needs
Meeting future needs without compromising development
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What is the aim of social life-cycle assessment (S-LCA)?
Reduce resource consumption
Improve social conditions and performance
Enhance brand image
Increase economic growth
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What are the three capitals in sustainable development?
Social, economic, environmental
Human, physical, technological
Natural, financial, cultural
Financial, manufactured, human
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What is the intent behind Anglo American's sustainability reports?
Increase shareholder profits and market presence
Improve people's lives and respect for communities
Enhance brand image and sustainability leadership
Reduce environmental impact and resource use
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What are the three dimensions of sustainable development?
Environmental, political, technological
Social, political, environmental
Environmental, economic, social
Social, economic, technological
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What is the highest priority for the corporate view of sustainable development?
Environmental protection
Financial health
Cultural values
Social responsibility
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What are the five stakeholder groups in social life-cycle assessment (S-LCA)?
Workers, consumers, local community, society, interested parties
Workers, consumers, investors, society, suppliers
Workers, consumers, government, society, shareholders
Workers, consumers, community, society, industry
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What does the IPAT equation attempt to describe?
How growing population, affluence, and technology affect the environment
How to control the impact of population and affluence on the environment
How to achieve sustainable development through population control
How technological advances can mitigate population growth and resource use