It is crucial for policymakers and stakeholders to consider the broader implications of their actions on environmental protection and community well-being.

Similar cases can be found around the world, where seemingly sustainable solutions have unintended consequences. For example, in Indonesia, palm oil production has led to widespread deforestation and displacement of indigenous communities. In India, large-scale wind energy projects have disrupted ecosystems and displaced local farmers without adequate compensation or consultation. These examples demonstrate why it is essential not only to examine individual policies but also their interconnectedness with other social, economic, political factors when pursuing sustainable development goals globally.