Abstract: The population of the world is exploding. The rising flood of urbanization is surging outward from the center and engulfing the surrounding countryside. There is destructive impact of our way of life (mostly urban) on the regional and global environment. By the industrialization developed...
It does, however, confirm the full prevalence of the principle of sustainable development and the firm determination of peoples to implement them in the future. ... * Thus, the first principle of public environmental order establishes the obligatory nature of this control system aimed at the evident general good not only of the present generation but those to come: sustainable development must not be abandoned to market forces but must be a responsibility of the state...
The government needs to be thinking of both present and future interests, but there is a tendency to simply consider the short-term (Alan Gilpin, 1980). Gilpin discusses this issue with respect to present "development" opportunities versus future "protection" responsibilities. ... He also talks about the future impact not signing may have on Australia. ... Carr argues, however, that not signing the protocol will cause Australia to loose future investors, as they will be looking for protocol countries, to potentially enter the carbon credit market. ... Both are largely dependent on coal power, ...
Pollution Challenges for the future 11. ... A major challenge in this battle is sustainability; how protected areas can be managed effectively for tourism while still maintaining their natural values; the assets that attract tourists, and still make sure they are protected for future generations (Cole, 1996). ...
