How Environment Effects Uganda's Sustainable Development P. Sempala, S Sendijja, A. Sekankya, R. Mukiibi, C. Nabbona, G. Ndiwalana, S. Ntege, Mengo Senior Secondary, Uganda Sustainable development can be defined as the development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs. To a very large extent sustainable development has been contributed mainly by the environmental factor. This is the mixture of all the gases Air has got so many uses. For example it can be used in Hospitals as a source of Oxygen. This is also another way of how the air has contributed to sustainable development.
Air is also very important in That it also plays a role in the growth of plants.
This is also a development as these plants do grow the output that is got from them can be used for exchange purposes and therefore this is also a sustainable development as it encourages foreign exchange. Air has some hindrances. For example there is pollution. This is mainly concerned with the Industries. .