The Relationship between EFS (Ecological Footprint) and Sustainability

The Relationship between EFS (Ecological Footprint) and Sustainability
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The ecological footprint relates to a biologically productive area necessary to produce the resources from natural capital consumed by the people and the area required to absorb the waste generated. Ecological systems ought to reabsorb the waste generated. Consumption and productivity are considered in measuring the ecological footprint, and consumption habits should be responsible. The environmental impact of human activities includes erosion, soil water, and air pollution. Agricultural, livestock, and forestry practices need to be sustainable to maintain productivity. Sustainability decreases the ecological footprint where there is a more efficient use and management of environmental resources.
There are various determinants of ecological footprint, but the sustainable use of environmental resources, responsible consumption, and self-sufficiency are essential to ensuring sustainability. Creating awareness of environmental sustainability encourages usi...