is the current concept of sustainable development adequate or we need something more ,along the lines of strong sustainability

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Sustainable development
As stated by Silvestre & Ţîrcă (2019), sustainable development is described as a process that is ethically repeatable and conceptually duplicated in its outcomes. It is not totally realistic and not completely practical to have high sustainability that takes into account all other aspects. Furthermore, poor endurance that has been reimbursed for the materials that have been utilised does not result in a void in terms of the maximum of traditional economic wellbeing. As a result, it should not be permitted that the sustainable standards result in extraordinary levels of human pleasure. When it comes to dispersed concerns, welfare economics may be predicted, and prosperous notions can encompass the subjective effect of changes, as well as the amount of satisfaction.
As a result, there is no pressing reason why the maximising of welfare should not be the highest degree of political ambition. Sustainability cannot be seen as a limitation on the pursuit of maximum wellbeing until there is a demonstrable contradiction between the two - which has yet to be established (Vinuesa et al.,...