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[September free report] What is Sustainable Development? |
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by pallavi singh | 02-10-2022 19:03
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Sustainable development is essentially an action plan that enables us to attain sustainability in any resource-using activity. Additionally, it necessitates instant and generational repetition. We'll explain the idea and its benefits through an essay on sustainable development. In order to conserve the finite resources needed to meet the demands of our future generations, we must create sustainable organizing principles. They will be able to live a happy life on the earth as a result. In 1987, the World Commission on Environment and Development made this idea widely accepted. According to their research, the concept is "growth that satisfies present wants without endangering the capacity of future generations to satiate their needs." In other words, they sought to stop the natural world from being deprived of the resources that future generations will need. We are well aware that a single requirement typically propels progress. As a result, the longer-term effects are not taken into account. This type of strategy thus causes a lot of harm. Therefore, the repercussions will be increasingly severe the longer we pursue unsustainable development. Climate change is one of the most prevalent, and it is a topic of intense debate on a global scale. In fact, the effects of climate change are already devastating our surrounds. Therefore, sustainable development is crucial right now. We must question ourselves: Do we really want to leave our future generations with a burnt globe and a deteriorating environment? We must adhere to sustainable development if we're going to clean up the mess we've made. We can encourage more social, environmental, and economic thinking by doing this. Most importantly, achieving this is not that tough. We must consider the universe to be a network that connects space and time. In essence, it clarifies how South Africa's water pollution will ultimately affect India's water quality. The same applies to other things as well.
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Hi, pallavi singh!
This is your mentor, Yoon.
Great work on dealing with sustainable development! I agree that sustainable development is becoming more crucial these days.
I also like how you made your opinion at the last of the report. However, it would be better if you were able to provide supporting details for your points.
Nice job on writing the free report!
I am looking forward to reading your following report!
Posted 07-10-2022 13:26
Hello, this is your mentor Minkyung.
Thank you for introducing the term 'sustainable development'. This concept is not new but still needs much more discussion and improvement.
Your report would have been much better if you elaborated on your last paragraph a little bit more; what do you mean by South Africa's water pollution affecting India's water quality? what is the status quo of water pollution in South Africa? and what other things do this apply to as well?
Thank you for your hard work :)
Posted 06-10-2022 10:31