Economic Sustainability

ECONOMIC SUSTAINABILITY How does economic analysis need to change if it is to properly address the issue of sustainability in environmental policy response? How does economic analysis need to change if it is to properly address the issue of sustainability in environmental policy response? Sustainable Development Sustainable Development is a new concept ...

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Solar Energy

SOLAR ENERGY Solar Energy Solar Energy Solar energy refers to the energy that is created and radiated by Sol—the star at the center of the solar system—or, more significantly, the amount of that energy incident on the planet Earth. Solar energy not only is important for human technological, efforts but is also the ...

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Wind Energy

WIND ENERGY Wind Energy Wind On Par With Oil and Gas Introduction For many years, we burn fossil fuels and gas, to meet our energy requirements and to generate electricity from nuclear fission processes. The consequences are disastrous for our environment, global warming, greenhouse effect, glacier melt, and resource scarcity, pollution of the ...

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Environmental Entrepreneurship

ENVIRONMENTAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP Environmental Entrepreneurship Environmental Entrepreneurship Introduction Evolution of the Environmental Entrepreneurship Environmental management is relatively a new phenomenon in the business world. Environmental entrepreneurship is also commonly known with different titles such as social entrepreneurship and green entrepreneurship. The development of the concept can be traced to efforts in economics and sociology in ...

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Climate Change

CLIMATE CHANGE Human Activity and Climate Change Human Activity and Climate Change Introduction Fossil fuels are nonrenewable energy resources formed from dead remains of plants and lower animals including phytoplankton and zooplankton that have settled to the sea or lake bottom in large quantities under anoxic conditions. They are nonrenewable resources because they take ...

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Sustaining Biodiversity

SUSTAINING BIODIVERSITY Sustaining Biodiversity Sustaining Biodiversity Wangari Maathai's Green Belt Movement Maathai founded the movement of the Green Belt (Green Belt Movement) in 1977. She began by planting seven trees on Earth Day to honor the women who run the environmentalism of Kenya. This movement, supported by the Kenyan across the country, has planted ...

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Tackling Climate Change

TACKLING CLIMATE CHANGE Does the responsibility for tackling climate change fall upon all state/organization equally? Why/Why not? Table of Contents Introduction1 Discussion1 Causes2 Impacts2 Impact on Infrastructure2 Impact on Health3 Impact on Economy3 Responsibility of States and Organizations3 Adapting to Climate Change6 Conclusion7 References8 Does the responsibility for tackling climate change fall upon all state/organization equally? Why/Why not? Introduction The statistics of temperature, humidity, air ...

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Water Pollution

WATER POLLUTION Water Pollution Water Pollution Introduction Pollution of water may be in different forms: chemical, bacteriological and also, thermal pollution, and water or water bodies may be soft, brackish or salt, ground or surface. It may even be the rain or dew, snow or polar ice. It can also involve interfaces, ...

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Plastic Bags

PLASTIC BAGS Plastic Bags Plastic Bags Introduction There is a rising global progress to prohibit or put off use of synthetic bags due to the troubles they cause to the atmosphere. Critics of the hand baggage declare they reduce normal possessions, use power to produce, create litter, strangle maritime existence and increase landfill. If ...

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Climate Change

CLIMATE CHANGE Climate Change Climate Change Introduction Climate is the average of the weather conditions described through variability in temperature, precipitation, and wind over a period of time. This may range from months to millions of years. The climate system is a complex interactive, system consisting of the atmosphere, land surface, snow and ...

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