1. Most decision makers agree that equitable treatment and justice among humans
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Most decision makers agree that equitable treatment and justice among humans must be part of any definition of sustainability. Why is this important?
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Over the past 24 hours, you have benefited from many ecosystem services. Name five specific examples and the categories to which they belong.
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If change is inevitable and normal in ecosystems, why should we be concerned about the changes wrought by humans?
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Logging in national forests is controversial. Describe how preservationist and conservationist views on the issue would likely differ.
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Research aimed at sustainable solutions to environmental problems must involve many academic disciplines. Using a particular environmental challenge, explain why this is true.
Explanation / Answer
1. It is the need of the hour to inculcate the concept of equitable treatment and justice among humans in the definition of sustainability as unbiased treatment of human resources will protect the over exploitation of the them and thus will maintain the sustainability of the various expertise that we can derive from the human resources.
2. During the past 24 hours we had used many ecosystem services like:
3. Change which enhances the adaptability are the part of the history and they are important for the evolution of the earth but the changes which are done by humans are for the benifit of only one species and hence very unsustainable in nature. Due to these changes the equilibrium in affected and various environmental issues are forming due to this.
4. Indiscriminate Cutting and processing of trees is a controversial topic as these trees are they major sources of oxygen that we have and apart from giving oxygen they take up the carbon dioxide from the atmosphere to keep the temperature normal (High concetration of CO2 in atmosphere which is a green house gas will increase the Earth's temperature).
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