Sustainability embodies the ability of the Earth to support both current and future generations within its natural limits. Achieving this balance requires a fundamental shift towards sustainable development practices that maintain the planet's ecological integrity and resource availability.

Environmental Sustainable Development Objectives:

• Size, Productivity, and Biodiversity: Ensure development initiatives enhance or sustain the size, biodiversity, and productivity of the environment.

• Resource Management: Implement practices that support effective management of natural resources for long-term sustainability.

• Resource Extraction and Processing: Minimize environmental impacts associated with resource extraction and processing.

• Waste and Pollution Management: Control waste production and mitigate pollution to prevent environmental damage.

• Water Management: Regulate water extraction, consumption, and disposal to protect the ecological balance.

• Energy Management: Manage energy production and consumption to avoid adverse effects on natural systems.

• Resource Use: Oversee the extraction and use of resources to ensure they do not disrupt natural ecosystems.