More than two decades ago, the United Nations used for the first time the term “sustainability” in an analysis made on the future of countries. The World Commission on Environment and Development, in charge of such study, introduced this new concept to the modern world. With this term, it referred to the importance of meeting the needs of present generation without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs. Sustainability aims to maintain the equilibrium of living beings and natural resources of our environment. In this sense, sustainable development involves three dimensions: Economic, Social and Environmental. To achieve sustainable development is important to raise awareness, from ourselves, our families and our businesses, of the relationship we have with nature and the importance of not abusing of its resources.