Sustainable development is development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs. It can be broken down into three main pillars – Economic, Social, and Environmental, with no pillar being more important than the other. This means eradicating poverty, shifting patterns of production and…
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We live in a world where the economy takes centre-stage. We live in a world where the status of a country is dependent on how developed it is. We live in a world where your survival and well-being is dictated by the affluence of your country. Every developed country seeks to be ‘more developed’, and
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Think about the car that you might have driven today to travel around. Look up at the lightbulb that is illuminating your room. Pause and think about the device that you are using right now to read this article. All of these are powered by energy. In today’s day and age, it’s hard to imagine
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