This paper examines how technology development, a sustainable environment, and ethics are intertwined. The aim is to focus on the opportunities for technology to influence environmental change positively. The article uses the review of literature strategy, where it collects information from academic research, industrial reports, as well as policy documents. It raises the question about the impacts of technology production on the ecosystems, such as resource depletion and the generation of electronic waste, it does so. The most significant finding is the immediate call for ethical frameworks that will guide technology development and consumption. The paper focuses on transparency, accountability, and the need for oversight by humans as crucial for the development of responsible innovation. Moreover, the report underlines the importance of consumer behavior. Consumers with knowledge of ethical and sustainable concerns can eventually motivate companies to focus on them. One of the limitations is that the study is based on previous literature. The practical implication is advice to the stakeholders including technology developers, policymakers, and consumers on navigating this complex era. Socially, the paper highlights the trust of people in technology, and the need for responsible development, which would rule out technology being a tool for sustainability. The paper brings the positive impact of technology on environmental protection, the ethical considerations, and the roles of various stakeholders, in one consistent framework for understanding the journey to responsible technological development.