Abstract
Sustainability has emerged as one of the most urgent and relevant topics in contemporary society, due to the environmental, social and economic challenges that the world faces. Population growth, accelerated urbanization and excessive consumption of natural resources have generated serious environmental impacts, such as climate change, resource depletion and loss of biodiversity. In this context, the debate on sustainability becomes essential to find solutions that promote a balance between economic development, social justice and environmental preservation. Modern society, driven by consumption and economic growth, needs to reevaluate its standards and practices in search of more sustainable models that consider the well-being of future generations. Sustainability is not just limited to environmental issues, but also involves social and economic aspects, such as reducing inequality, promoting inclusive public policies and the responsible use of resources. Furthermore, environmental education and collective awareness play a fundamental role in building a more sustainable society. The debate on sustainability is urgent, as the impacts of human actions on the environment are already evident and, without significant changes, the damage could be irreversible. Therefore, the integration of sustainable practices in all sectors of society is essential to guarantee a more balanced and resilient future for the next generations, promoting harmonious coexistence between human beings and the environment.
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