Definition
The corporate buzzword for "not destroying everything for future generations," now slapped on every product and mission statement regardless of actual environmental impact. It's the art of meeting present needs without compromising the future, though in practice it often means using recycled paper for reports about why we can't afford real change. Bonus points if you put it in your company values next to "innovation" and "synergy."
Example Usage
The company's new sustainability initiative involved reusable coffee cups and a 40-page glossy report printed on virgin paper.
Source: Common corporate terminology
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