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advantages and disadvantage of sustainable Development class 10​

Answer 1

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What is the disadvantage of sustainable development?”

It’s hard. It is far too easy to slap something up that looks great in green paint, but will be punishing our future generations.

Because we have adopted a discount rate for all of our economic analysis, we have automatically assumed the future is worth less than today, and thus we have a really hard time understanding how to make the future worth precisely the same as today.

Because we have 200 years of good data to show that growth is good, the idea of heading to a non-growth economy is disturbing. How to have development without growth causes many people to pause.

Because we have governmental and societal rules to create conformance to an ideal, and that ideal is out of phase with the future realities, we have to work hard against the status quo to create something new that can be accepted.

Because we are used to using improvements in technology and increases in energy consumption to get past our problems, finding solutions that do just the opposite takes unusual cleverness.

What are the advantages of sustainable development?

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The advantages are so much that they are not exhaustive. First, let's define sustainable development.

Sustainable development is the development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs (UN Brundtland Commission).

So, from the definition the first advantage is that it allows the next generation of people to have access to quality life. Second is that it makes life meaningful and worth living for us. Imagine if we can reduce the amount of greenhouse gases in air, this will lessen the effect on the ozone layer and the resulting climactic disasters. Maybe then we will have to face less heat globally. With sustainable development, we can feed a hungry world, we can sustain and save quality aquatic floral and fauna life.

Sustainable development also teaches us to be responsible. Don't throw plasitcs in the ocean, don't burn openly, don't throw wastes in drainages, don't waste food. All this means we're taking charge of our lives. And in the end it is all to our benefit.

Sustainable development also helps us cut down cost and reduce waste. You don't buy what you don't need. You don't order for an amount of food you can't exhaust. You wouldn't waste so much as 40% of your farm produce because you will be interested in ways to reduce this. You will spend less and generate less waste. Even your waste won't be waste at a point. That is when we talk about Industrial Symbiosis and Industrial Ecology.

Hope this answers your question.

Answer 2

Answer:

$\bold\red{\underline{ \underline{Advantages \: of \: sustainable \: development}}}$

$\bold \pink{Lower \: environmental \: impact}$

The main pillar on which all this is sustained and where ideas take shape to develop the economy without compromising nature. As it involves reducing the emissions of gases that create phenomena such as acid rain or global warming, it directly causes the search for alternative, clean and equally effective forms of energy.

$\bold \pink{Guarantee \: of \: a \: better \: future.}$

With the current situation of the delicate environment, the fact that actions are taken to reduce the effect of the warming of the land or other events such as the melting of the poles or changes in such an abnormal climate, guarantees that the Next generations of people can have an adequate life in the future.

$\bold\red{\underline{ \underline{DisAdvantages \: of \: sustainable \: development}}}$

$\bold\pink{Costs}$

Although intentions are good, carrying them out costs work because it is about reducing or completely dispensing with energy that already supplies part of the population with a new one, changing infrastructure, consumption habits and this whole transition can be very expensive

$\bold \pink{Fragile \: commitment.}$

As the transition to a more environmentally friendly industry is more costly and difficult to meet because of the points mentioned above, there is a risk that the commitment made with society is not so serious. This inconvenience would occur because the results obtained are generally long-term, but in places that are just developing, it may not be possible to wait so long.

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$\bold \pink{What \: is \: Sustainable Development?}$

Sustainable development can be defined as an approach to the economic development of a country without compromising the quality of the environment for future generations. In the name of economic development, the price of environmental damage is paid in the form of land degradation, soil erosion, air & water pollution, deforestation, etc. This damage may surpass the advantages of having more quality output of goods and service.

$\bold \pink{Sustainable \: Development \: Goals \: are:}$

• To promote the kind of development that minimizes environmental problems.

• To meet the needs of the existing generation without compromising the quality of the environment for future generations.

$\bold \pink{Features \: of \: Sustainable \: Development}$

Sustainable development can be achieved if we follow the following points,

• Restricting human being

• Technological development should be input effective and not input utilizing

• The rate of consumption should not surpass the rate of salvation

• For renewable resources, the rate of consumption should not surpass the rate of production of renewable substitutes.

• All types of pollution should be minimized

• Sensible use of Natural Resources

$\bold \pink{Sustainable \: Development \: Example}$

• Wind Energy
• Solar Energy
• Crop Rotation
• Sustainable Construction
• Efficient Water Fixtures
• Green Space
• Sustainable Forestry

$\bold \pink{Reasons \: for \: the \: Environmental \: Crisis:}$

(1) Population Explosion

• The high rate of growth of population adversely affects the environment.

• It increases the demand for environmental resources, but their supply is limited.

• This results in overuse and misuse of resources.

(2) Rise in Economic Activity

• Rise in economic growth results in affluent consumption and production of goods and services.

• It generates waste which is beyond the absorptive capacity of the environment.

(3) Rapid Industrialization

• Rapid industrialization has led to deforestation, depletion of natural resources.

• It leads to water contamination due to the increasing volume of toxic substances and industrial wastes into the water bodies.

(4) Urbanization

• A large migration of population from rural to urban areas results in the fast growth of slum areas.

• It leads to the excess burden on the existing infrastructural activities.

(5) Deforestation

• Deforestation refers to cutting down of trees, clearing forest, etc.

• It adversely affects the environment and causes other problems.

(6) Increased Use of Insecticides, Pesticides and Chemical Fertilisers

• Farmers and workers suffer health problems due to increased use of poisonous insecticides, pesticides, and chemical fertilizers.

• The crop generated also contains chemical elements in it.