Environmental Sustainability With Special Reference To Right To Life
Ekta Rani & Dr. Varinder Kumar Kaushik, Punjabi University, Patiala
ABSTRACT
No person, organization, or nation can afford to overlook environmental issues. Thus, the reality of Earth and its finite resources, such as climate change, habitat destruction, and pollutant depletion, is real if humans create unfavourable situations. The future of current and future generations can only be assured by means of these anxieties. Sustainable development or preservation of natural resources, such as recycling, carbon footprint reduction, and minimization, are examples of public activities to protect the environment. Second, government policy actions and international collaboration are necessary for transnational environmental challenges.
It seems that the majority of the organizations, governments, and people established to assist in attempts to address environmental issues developed answers that were widely accepted throughout the world. Therefore, socially acceptable actions must to be carried out in the life zones since waste reduction and carbon reduction through the use of renewable energy are crucial for igniting nature. By coming together on climate change, we can find solutions to create a future that is both sustainable and hospitable for the earth.
Keywords: Sustainable Development, Pollution free environment, Right to life, environmental sustainability.
