Sustainability Principles

Brundtland definition and intergenerational equity. Ideal for competitive exams and environmental science prep.

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QUESTION NO 01

Sustainable development aims to meet present needs without?

Answer: Compromising future generations’ ability to meet theirs

Brundtland definition is widely cited.

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QUESTION NO 02

The UN SDGs are?

Answer: 17 Sustainable Development Goals

Adopted in 2015 as a global agenda.

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QUESTION NO 03

An ecological footprint estimates?

Answer: Demand on Earth’s regenerative capacity

It compares consumption to biocapacity.

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QUESTION NO 04

Renewable resources can?

Answer: Regenerate if used within limits

Overuse can still deplete them (e.g., fisheries).

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QUESTION NO 05

Non-renewable resources include?

Answer: Fossil fuels and many minerals

They form over geologic time scales.

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QUESTION NO 06

Circular economy emphasizes?

Answer: Keeping materials in use and designing out waste

Reuse, repair, remanufacture, recycle.

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QUESTION NO 07

Greenwashing means?

Answer: Misleading claims about environmental benefits

It undermines genuine sustainability efforts.

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QUESTION NO 08

Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) is used to?

Answer: Evaluate project effects before decisions

It informs mitigation and approval choices.

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QUESTION NO 09

Sustainable agriculture often promotes?

Answer: Soil health, efficiency, and reduced harm

Practices vary: conservation tillage, IPM, etc.

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QUESTION NO 10

Water scarcity can be reduced by?

Answer: Efficiency, reuse, and protecting sources

Demand management matters as much as supply.

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Sustainability Principles

Sustainable development aims to meet present needs without?

The UN SDGs are?

An ecological footprint estimates?

Renewable resources can?

Non-renewable resources include?

Circular economy emphasizes?

Greenwashing means?

Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) is used to?

Sustainable agriculture often promotes?

Water scarcity can be reduced by?

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An ecological footprint estimates?

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Circular economy emphasizes?

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Greenwashing means?

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Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) is used to?

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Sustainable agriculture often promotes?

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