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    The document discusses key concepts related to sustainable development including: 1. The three pillars of sustainable development are economic, environmental, and social. 2. Issues like sustainable use of resources, reducing pollution, and ensuring equity are addressed. 3. Questions are raised about how to measure and evaluate sustainability.

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    The document discusses key concepts related to sustainable development including: 1. The three pillars of sustainable development are economic, environmental, and social. 2. Issues like sustainable use of resources, reducing pollution, and ensuring equity are addressed. 3. Questions are raised about how to measure and evaluate sustainability.

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    The document discusses key concepts related to sustainable development including: 1. The three pillars of sustainable development are economic, environmental, and social. 2. Issues like sustainable use of resources, reducing pollution, and ensuring equity are addressed. 3. Questions are raised about how to measure and evaluate sustainability.

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    1. Sustainable development
    2. Agenda 21
    3. Sustainable Environment
    4. Internal Strife
    5. International Trade
    6. Man made
    7. Food Security
    8. Stable Environments
    9. Food
    10. Protocol
    Assessment Task 9-2
    DIRECTIONS: Read the referenced article and complete the statements that
    follow. Harris, J.M (2000). Basic principles of sustainable development. Global
    Development and Environment Institute, Working Paper 00-04.
    Your work will be evaluated using this rubric: (20 points)
    Content –8 points
    Integration of Lessons – 5 points
    Understanding and Application – 4 points
    Technicality and Grammar – 3 points

    1. The three (3) things that I significantly learned from the readings are the
    three aspects of the sustainable development and it is the
    Economic,Environmental and Social where Economic aspect of sustainable
    development was able to produce goods and services on continuing basis to
    maintain manageable level of the government and to avoid extreme sectoral
    imbalances that can result in damaging the production of agriculture and the
    industry sector of the country and the Environmental aspects was maintaining
    a stable and resource base and avoiding over- exploitation of the renewable
    resources environmental sink functions, and only depleting non-renewable
    resources to the degree that sufficient replacements are invested in. This
    involves biodiversity preservation, atmospheric stability, and other ecosystem
    roles that aren't typically classified as economic resources. And lastly the
    social aspects of sustainable development where it can achieve distributional
    equality, sufficient social service coverage, including health and education,
    gender equity, and political transparency and participation.
    2. The three (3) things that are still unclear to me
    -one of this things that was unclear to me is the economic perspective where
    the suggestion of a specific sustainability decision rule for natural capital is
    quite different from the standard neo-classical approach. I find dificult to
    understand what is the simpliest explanation of what is the difference of the
    decision rule for natural capital and the standard of the neo-classical. The
    second that is unclear to me is in the Neo-classical view There is no special
    reason why they need to protect natural resources, according to the neo-
    classic viewpoint.
    -
    3. I used to think the basic principle of sustainable development can really to
    understand well the importance of the topic and necessarily involve
    complexity and subtlety, the fundamental concepts which underlie
    powerful paradigms of thought are usually relatively straightforward and easy
    to grasp.

    4. The three (3) questions that I want to ask about the readings are …
    1. What is the simpliest sentence to understand well the concept of
    sustainable development.
    2. How the sustainable development can help human.
    3.How to use the different indicators to measure different dimensions of
    sustainability

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