All nations balance their needs, similarly.

You specify the requirements for environmental protection

and how to fulfill them. You choose the development you require and carefully consider any potential
environmental dangers or effects that could occur from it. You pinpoint actions that will advance growth
while preserving the environment. (Clean water systems for industries, clean air systems for
transportation, clean water for drinking, sewage management systems for toilets and grey water, etc.
These need to be planned and built in conjunction with development infrastructure because they are
significantly more expensive and challenging to retrofit, and because development that includes
environmental protection infrastructure is significantly more profitable and appealing for further
growth.

We have cleaned up our land very well and safeguarded it from decaying. Invasive species problems and
problems brought on by the overpopulation of particular wildlife species are the two most important
environmental problems currently facing the planet. Our tidal wetlands used to be rapidly being
destroyed by a serious nutria issue. However, they were miraculously eliminated by the federal
government. They were so common in the outlying tidal marshes that I used to scoff at the notion that
they could eradicate them completely. But it's been a while since I've heard or seen a nutria. They create
a distinctive, far-reaching bellowing sound, which makes hearing them important.