The park is developed with sustainability in mind, utilizing the finest of the Games' infrastructure, innovation, and inspiration. This implies that it is being developed in a sustainable manner as well as to enable future tourists and inhabitants live in a sustainable manner. One of the main strategies used to make sure that there are no long-term environmental effects is recycling. All recyclable materials are taken back to where they were reclaimed or recycled, so you can be sure they will not end up in landfill sites. Another strategy used is the fact that most things in the park will be dismantled after the games have finished. This includes all the buildings, venues, and equipment used during the Olympics and Paralympics. Their components will then be reused or recycled after the event has ended. Finally, part of the park's sustainability strategy involves using energy from renewable sources. This includes solar power and wind turbines. The park hopes to be completely powered by renewable resources within the city limits after the Olympics have finished. In conclusion, the Olympic Park is sustainable because it is being developed with the environment in mind and will eventually become entirely self-sufficient.