There are three imperative Issues facing our global community; Economy, Environment, Food and clean drinking water. Economy is a vital part of life in our world, if the global community is deficient, every ... of people. The word itself comes from the Greek "oikonomia," meaning management of a household. In that context, economy would include not only financial exchanges, but also a range of social and environmental transactions people undertake to make a living. These external transactions may include industrial output and energy consumption, as well as the unpaid work of women and children...

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... . I found ample evidence in support of my initial psycho-philosophical argument in Jung and Nietzsche. Critiques of the Judeo-Christian environmental ethic are fairly rife in the social sciences literature. Using these sources, I found enough incriminating evidence to charge Judeo-Christianity with crimes against biodiversity; however, in order to do so, I had to ... a subset of broader socio-political problems. Conservative Judeo-Christian eco-theology does not call for any theological revision in order to address environmental issues. Religious institutions are not the problem - social...

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... in the United States. I will herein provide a set of general rules my agency should follow in order to address problems associated with environmental commons as well as environmental justice issues. The first problem to be addressed is deciding which type of management system to use for a particular type of resource. Obviously a one-size-fits-all environmental policy will ... seems reasonable to conclude that delegation of environmental policy should be set on a local level, or community centered, and there is reason to believe that often it should. For issues such as landfill managemen...

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