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To analyze: The ways that can be implemented so that our society is more sustainable. The goals required to be followed by the sustainable society. The types of the roadblocks encountered during the development of the sustainability in the society.
Introduction: The economic ways that can be implemented to make the society more sustainable in the setting up of industries away from the inhabited cities, avoiding the draining and dumping of the wastes into the lakes, rivers and oceans, which can cause the death of the marine organisms.
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