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What is sustainable development? What are its uses. ​

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Explanation:

DEVELOPMENT AND CONSERVATION CAN COEXIST IN HARMONY. THE DEVELOPMENT IN WHICH WE CONSUME NATURAL RESOURCES IN A WAY THAT WE ENSURE THEM FOR FUTURE GENERATIONS ALSO.

USES:-

i. Environmental care ‘married’ to development.

ii. Improving the quality of human life while living within the carrying capacity of supporting ecosystems.  

iii. Development based on the principle of inter-generational {i.e. bequeathing the same or improved resource endowment to the future that has been inherited), inter-species and inter-group equity.

iv. Development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.

v. An environmental ‘handrail’ to guide development.

vi. A change in consumption patterns towards more benign products, and a shift in investment patterns towards augmenting environmental capital.

 

vii. A process that seeks to make manifest a higher standard of living (however interpreted) for human beings that recognizes this cannot be achieved at the expense of environmental integrity.

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