Sustainable - GCSE Chemistry Definition

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'Sustainable' refers to using resources in a way that meets our current needs without depleting them for future generations. In GCSE Chemistry, this means finding and using materials and energy sources that do not harm the environment. Sustainable practices aim to reduce pollution and waste, promote recycling, and use renewable resources like solar and wind energy. By making sustainable choices, we help protect the planet and ensure that there will be enough resources left for people in the future to use.

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