The document discusses whether lifestyles in Saudi Arabia reflect sustainable development. It argues that they do not for several reasons: water is more expensive than gasoline, public transportation accounts for only 3% of transportation, renewable energy is seen as infeasible, and community awareness of sustainability is low. Saudi Arabia generates a large amount of waste annually and air conditioning consumption increases by 8% yearly. Most energy is used outside industry. On average Saudis consume more water than international averages. To improve, the document suggests a national strategy focused on six pillars: incentivizing reduced consumption, developing efficient public transportation, raising building standards, encouraging renewable investments, replacing split air conditioning units with central systems, and adding sustainability education components.