The United Nations Report Defines Sustainable Development As

The United Nations report defines sustainable development as:

A) a commitment by developed nations to honor trade agreements regardless of political ideology.
B) meeting present needs without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.
C) a commitment from all members to maintain a continuous contribution, no matter how small, to provide for the well-being of peoples displaced by war or famine.
D) the "forgiveness" of outstanding debts in countries in developing nations until they are economically stable.
E) the ability to produce or manufacture more than is required to satisfy the needs of its people.