Samadrita Chakraborty |
Academics |
2023-09-05 |
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What does your mother do if you want to have cake and your brother wants to have pulao? She considers both of your requirements and arranges for your favourite items. Be it your cake vs pulao or nature vs technology. A balance of both keeps every situation under control. This is called sustainable development, where a country’s economic development happens without damaging the environment. This damage may surpass the advantage of having more quality output of goods and services. Even before a decade, this theory was not in function, and economic development was at the cost of soil erosion, land degradation, water and air pollution, deforestation, etc.
At the beginning of the 21st century, environmentalists saw that a large scale of industries was growing quickly at the cost of a decaying environment. If the process continues like this, soon, there will be no balance in nature, and all the natural resources will be drained out. So, the industrialists and the United Nations signed a pact where they promised to keep a balance between nature and technology.
They promised to follow some basic science for sustainable development challenges and prospects. The existing industries are already using solar energy and groundwater to keep this promise.
“With great power comes great responsibility.” The uncle of Peter Parker said it right in “Spiderman 1”. The growth of technology is inevitable, and so is the business. The industrialists must fix a balance between the two. They must take fundamental responsibility for environmental development and sustainability to grow their business. The United Nations have set a clear goal for that, and every industrialist must abide by them. These goals include:
Everything stands on a base. Sustainable development is no exception. The four pillars of the sustainable theory are:
Every coin has two sides, and so does sustainable development. Some of the strategies for sustainable development are still in progress. After applying the existing system, the leaders have found some advantages and disadvantages. First, we will focus on the benefits:
Some disadvantages of sustainable development are:
Sustainable development is possible if done strategically. People are adapting to this system gradually. The way pollution is increasing; it’s a do-or-die situation now. Therefore, industrialists are trying hard to abide by all the regulations fixed by the United Nations, and start-ups are in continuous need of finding an alternative way to help this planet sustain itself.
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