Sustainable development is a concept that combines the concepts of necessity, law and duty.
Sustainable development was defined in 1987 by the World Commission on Environment and Development. Many intellectuals of our time have contributed to the development of this definition, which can be summarized as follows: every person on Earth has the right to use the resources of the planet at the same time as the duty to ensure sustainability for future generations.
Sustainable development is a more rational environment, especially before putting the idea of solidarity between people.
If you want more information on sustainable development, its economic and social implications as well as ethical and philosophical issues it raises, you can find extensive documentation resources on the Internet. For an overview of the topic, so you can see the excellent Wikipedia article on sustainable development.
You can also visit Official of the Fondation Nicolas Hulot, where the principle of sustainable development will be explained, and where concrete actions to put it into practice will be proposed.
Finally, if you want to run around you this essential idea is sustainable development, you can login to the site "developpementdurable.fr. Again, the concept of sustainable development is largely explained, and educational posters created by Yann Arthus-Bertrand are available for consultation. Think
finally visit the official website of our Ministry of Ecology and Sustainable Development to inquire about the current measures taken and implemented by our government.
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