Define sustainable development? What is there importance
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sustainable development means that development should take place balancing the present needs and conserving for the future generations
if sustainable development did not take place then resources will get exhausted,
overutilised by rich people
if sustainable development did not take place then resources will get exhausted,
overutilised by rich people
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The goal of sustainable development is to meet the needs of today, without compromising the needs of tomorrow. This means we cannot continue using current levels of resources as this will not leave enough for future generations.
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Healthcare staff are among the most trusted people in the country. The impact that climate change has on the health of the people we serve makes standing and saying we are part of the fight against climate change a key component of the day job.
The health system in England is a huge employer with over 1.3 million people working in the NHS alone. Consequently the health system has a very large carbon footprint. It is a major buyer of goods and services from local, national and international economies and is often the biggest single employer in each of the English regions. It is always a significant component of the regional economy. Every person and organisation has an obligation to mitigate the effects of climate change, arguably the largest health threat that faces us this century. This means the health system has a duty to become a highly effective public sector exemplar in sustainable development and carbon reduction.
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Healthcare staff are among the most trusted people in the country. The impact that climate change has on the health of the people we serve makes standing and saying we are part of the fight against climate change a key component of the day job.
The health system in England is a huge employer with over 1.3 million people working in the NHS alone. Consequently the health system has a very large carbon footprint. It is a major buyer of goods and services from local, national and international economies and is often the biggest single employer in each of the English regions. It is always a significant component of the regional economy. Every person and organisation has an obligation to mitigate the effects of climate change, arguably the largest health threat that faces us this century. This means the health system has a duty to become a highly effective public sector exemplar in sustainable development and carbon reduction.
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