Hello!

I guess you asked the same question twice! I did answer to your previous question, you may check that out.

Orelse I am again answering the same question here as well!

Here you go!

By over-exploiting natural resources, a society jeopardizes its capacity to provide its people's basic requirements in the future. Technological advancements may fix some immediate issues, but they can create new ones. Global climate change, for example, is a major issue. As a result, the ecosystem is in jeopardy, and people must act quickly. This developing problem may be addressed through sustainable development. It is described as development that fulfils current requirements while not jeopardizing future generations' ability to satisfy their own. The goal of sustainability is to take steps that benefit both the environment and humans. It entails more than just expansion; it necessitates a shift in the substance of growth to make it less material- and energy-intensive, as well as more egalitarian in its impact. Hence we can conclude that sustainable development is a goal toward which all human societies need to be moving to live a better life.

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