Teaching commitment issues of unity of protected life and sustainable development

Raziyev Safar Amin Oğlı; Azadaliyeva Gulzar Nizam Qizi

Raziyev, Safar Amin Oğlı Zagatala branch of UNEC, candidate of biology sciences, assistant professor
Azadaliyeva, Gulzar Nizam Qizi Sumgait State University, candidate of chemistry sciences, assistant professor

Keywords: Sustainable development, environmental protection, renewable energy, green chemistry, green economy, interdisciplinary integration, Azerbaijan, economic efficiency, teaching methods

Abstract

The study aims to develop practical skills among learners in sustainable development and environmental protection, focusing on the North-Western region of Azerbaijan. Through interdisciplinary integration and modern teaching methods, students investigate the potential of renewable energy sources such as solar, wind, biomass, and hydro resources. This hands-on approach highlights the importance of green chemistry and the green economy in addressing the environmental challenges posed by nonrenewable energy sources. The research emphasizes the economic efficiency of renewable energy, advocating for its increased use to reduce ecological damage and ensure long-term sustainability. By fostering these skills, the study contributes to developing a workforce capable of addressing global environmental issues effectively.