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Artist 52 [7]
3 years ago
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how can you relate the rule of environment while carrying out the various kind of development activities​

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olga2289 [7]3 years ago
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How can you relate the role of environment which is carrying out the various kinds of development activities?

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Environment and development are interrelated & interdepended to each other. Each and every developmental activities are conducted within the environment utilizing the environmental resources. There is never ending interaction between environment and development. The healthy existence of environmental resources contributes in sustainable development and sustainable development again have the long term vision of preserving environment. Environment is the source of many things for the development. Development generally brings change in the existing condition of the environment. Development shouldn't bring any negative impact to the environment, instead it should be conducted within the carrying capacity of the environment because development always need environment for its existence.

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