explain the importance of sustainable development by giving the example of groundwater
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(i) Sustainable development is the development of a country or world not only at present, but the development which is to be continued and maintained for future generations.
(ii) For example, groundwater is a natural resource which is replenished by nature. People of a particular generation must use water in such a way that people of future generation may also be able to use groundwater. People should not overuse and degrade the quality of water so that water is exhausted or if it remains, it is contaminated to such an extent that it becomes unusable for people of future generations.
(ii) For example, groundwater is a natural resource which is replenished by nature. People of a particular generation must use water in such a way that people of future generation may also be able to use groundwater. People should not overuse and degrade the quality of water so that water is exhausted or if it remains, it is contaminated to such an extent that it becomes unusable for people of future generations.
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Sustainable development means a development in a manner that satisfies the demands of today without compromising the ability of future generations. eg ground water is a natural resource which is replenished by nature people of present generation will use it in such a way that future generations are able to use it further. Mark it as Brain list answer.
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