International conference on population and development
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This document discusses sustainable development and aims to ensure human well-being while preserving the environment for current and future generations. It notes that population growth, consumption patterns, and environmental degradation are accelerating issues that present challenges but also opportunities to adopt policies and plans that promote sustainability. The document references comments from Al Gore about these issues being among the greatest challenges of the coming century.
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