Environmental Problems Solving as a Factor in the Formation of a Sustainable and Balanced Development Paradigm

Abstract

Environmental problem-solving as a factor of sustainable and balanced development is an integral part of every country in the world, based on the interaction of man, nature, society, and the overcoming of crisis factors in an imbalanced world. That is why today it is necessary to move from the economics of aggressive expansion to the economics of sustainable development in order to promote the formation of a stable identity and social sustainability, which requires a fundamentally new development paradigm. The new paradigm of sustainable development as the main driver and megatrend of solving environmental problems includes climate change management and overcoming the destructive effects of climate change, natural resource management, the introduction of renewable energy sources, and environmental technologies that require a transition to a circular economy, which requires a new economic philosophy - overcoming the large- scale destructive effects of the planet. The formation of a new paradigm is based on the idea that the country's future should be purposefully programmed as a balanced one. In order to achieve these objectives, a sustainable development paradigm should be formed which will lead to economic efficiency, inclusiveness, implementation of renewable energy sources, environmental protection, releasing the energy of entrepreneurship, innovation, and achieving sustainable and balanced development based on harmony, prosperity, risk reduction, well-being, and environmental safety.