To prioritize economic growth over environmental protection.

To strike a balance between development and conservation.

To completely halt all forms of development.

To allow unlimited exploitation of natural resources.

Intergenerational equity

Precautionary principle

Polluter pays principle

Economic growth at all costs

To actively participate in environmental decision-making.

To hold elected officials accountable for environmental policies.

To reduce their individual ecological footprint.

All of the above

By implementing strict environmental regulations.

By investing in renewable energy and sustainable technologies.

By promoting responsible land use planning.

All of the above

The responsibility to preserve natural resources for future generations.

The right of future generations to enjoy a healthy environment.

The obligation to minimize the ecological footprint of current generations.

All of the above

Taking action to reduce greenhouse gas emissions despite scientific uncertainty.

Banning the use of certain chemicals due to potential health risks.

Requiring environmental impact assessments before approving development projects.

All of the above

The responsibility of individuals to pay for the environmental damage they cause.

The obligation of corporations to internalize the environmental costs of their operations.

The requirement for governments to provide financial assistance to polluters.

None of the above

By encouraging compact and mixed-use development.

By protecting natural areas and ecosystems.

By promoting public transportation and walkability.

All of the above

To develop renewable energy sources and energy-efficient technologies.

To create innovative solutions for waste management and pollution control.

To monitor and track environmental data for informed decision-making.

All of the above

By providing environmental education and awareness programs.

By promoting responsible consumption and production habits.

By encouraging community involvement in environmental projects.

All of the above

Increased pollution and environmental degradation.

Loss of biodiversity and ecosystem services.

Negative impacts on public health and well-being.

All of the above

By incorporating environmental considerations into economic policies.

By requiring environmental impact assessments for major projects.

By establishing independent environmental agencies to oversee regulations.

All of the above

Competing economic interests.

Political pressure for short-term gains.

Lack of public awareness and support.

All of the above

Facilitating knowledge sharing and best practices.

Setting global environmental standards and targets.

Providing financial and technical assistance to developing countries.

All of the above

By developing and using environmental indicators.

By conducting regular environmental assessments.

By setting specific environmental targets and goals.

All of the above