Understanding Sustainability

Sustainability is not just about saving the planet; it involves meeting current needs without compromising future generations. It encompasses environmental, social, cultural, and economic dimensions, addressing issues like climate change, human rights, and income inequality. Sustainability affects everyone and everything, now and in the future.

What is the primary goal of sustainability?

• To save money for future generations

• To ensure current needs are met without harming future generations

• To focus solely on environmental conservation

• To prioritize economic growth over other factors

Which of the following is NOT a part of environmental sustainability?

• Income inequality

• Water conservation

• Climate change

• Pollution

Which social issue is associated with sustainability?

• Recycling

• Renewable energy

• Deforestation

• Human rights

What cultural aspect is important for sustainability?

• Cultural heritage

• Urban development

• Technological advancement

• Market competition

Which economic issue is highlighted in the context of sustainability?

• Climate change

• Poverty

• Biodiversity loss

• Cultural diversity