ASSESSMENT 1. Individual writing task 25%.The writing task consists of a combination of short written answers based on lecture material, the relevant Bible readings, and the essential reading for the...

ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY     1
ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY     4
ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY AND STEWARDSHIP
ASSESSMENT 1
Table of Contents
Responsibility for Environmental Care    3
Activities of Human to Control Wastage    3
Consequences of Practical Choice    4
Steward in Professional Life    5
Learning from God’s Story    5
God’s Instruction    6
References    7
Responsibility for Environmental Care
Global waste management is taking a serious toll over the environment because of the improper waste disposal. An estimate of around 8 million tonnes of plastic is dumped every year into the ocean, which is leading to the degradation of the marine habitat, and affecting the aquatic organisms. Similarly, dumping of plastic over the open fields and burning them is also leading to the increased soil pollution, air pollution and also, they became the carrier of various types of disease (Al-Ghussain, 2019).
Hence, in order to address this grim global situation, it is necessary to monitor the human attitudes in a broader perspective, which is contributing towards the global warming. Humans are the one who must take responsibility in addressing this issue by changing the manner in which they live. For example, the appropriate use of the available resources including the fuels, proper management in lifestyle, where the waste management can be done in a proper manner, the involvement of human society at different levels, such as local level, national level and the international level to address this issue.
Activities of Human to Control Wastage
It is important to engage in the proper waste management at different level, such as local level, neighbourhood level and household level. As discussed by Filimonau & Delysia (2019) that waste management can be done by the proper initiatives take by people at individual level. At first education should be provided at different levels, such as in educational institutions, or publishing journals or organising any event where the education regarding the adverse effect of waste disposal. At the local level these initiatives can be taken by the local government, educational institutions, and NGOs who take responsibility in imparting education.
At the micro level control of waste management, it is important to engage people at neighbourhood level and at household level. In the household level, people must use in maximum those products, which can be...