Computer Science, asked by sorabhg157, 11 months ago

What is sustainable technology?

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Answered by whitedevil64

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Explanation:

For ST, Sustainable Technology means improving our social and environmental footprint at every stage of the product life, from raw material extraction to end of life. Raw materials. Our responsibility begins with the raw materials we use, which are all sourced in line with the latest environmental and social guidelines

Answered by gargi2004

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Answer:

it is the technology that can be used by the one in sufficient manner but can also be used by future generation

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