Sustainable development has one main objective, which is to create a delicate balance between the human need to improve lifestyle and feeling of well-being on one hand, and preserving natural resources and ecosystem, on which we and future generations defend. The way we have chosen to live our lives, in the recent past, has been responsible for the damage that has been caused to the environment. We are polluting the Earth and are therefore damaging the development of future generations.
We are all part of the environmental problems we have created. Our consumption generates pollution, which then leads to poor air quality and acid rain, which in turn encourages ozone depletion. Although we have unknowingly caused all that damages, sustainable development enables us to empower communities to work towards creating a cleaner future. By acquiring a better understanding of our world, through a global ethic, we enable ourselves to take responsible environmental actions.
Sustainable development places just as much importance on the protection of the earth and earth's resources. Active participation in sustainable development ensures that those who are affected by the changes are the ones determining the changes. The result is the enjoyment and sharing of the benefits and products generated by the change. Participation is not exclusive, ensuring equitable input, self-determination and empowerment of both genders and all races and cultural groups. Sustainable development also promotes collaboration and empowerment. By maintaining all of our resources and protecting nature, so that future generations can also benefit, we encourage a sustainable society and environment to grow.
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