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Deep Reporting Figure 2.1 Sustainability performance scales. Source: McElroy, 2008 Scores of > 1.0 Are Unsustainable { { { { Environmental metrics (i.e., impacts on natural capital) Scores of < 1.0 are Sustainable Social economic metrics (i.e., impacts on anthro captial) l l -1.0 0.0 l l -2.0 1.0 l l l 2.0 3.0 4.0 Scores of < 1.0 are Unsustainable Scores of > 1.0 Are Sustainable l l l -2.0 -1.0 0.0 l 1.0 l l l 2.0 3.0 4.0 Figure 2.1 Context-based sustainability metrics. Source: McElroy, 2008 Sustainability Performance* A measure of impact on a vital capital = A standard or norm for what the impact on the same vital capital should be in order to ensure stakesholder well0-being (i.e., for the impact to be sustainable) * Where • For impacts on natural capital, quoitient scores of < 1.0 = sustainable, > 1.0 = unsustainable • For impacts of human social or constructed capital quotient scores of > 1.0 are sustainable, < 1.0 are unsustainable MAY/JUNE 2013 | www.thecro.com [13]

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