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Sustaining development or developing sustainability?
2004This article was originally published in a 1989 issue of Kick It Over, a publication of the Kick It Over Collective. It was reprinted in Only a beginning: An anarchist anthology, edited by Allan Antliff (Vancouver: Arsenal Pulp Press, 2004).
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An analysis of the contribution of the concept of sustainable development to international environmental law.
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An analysis of the contribution of the concept of sustainable development to international environmental law.
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Sustainability and Sustainable Development
2014Sustainability, or sustainable development, is generally understood to mean a state or condition that enables the fulfillment of economic and social needs without compromising the natural resources and environmental quality that are the foundation of human health, safety, and security.
Alan D. Hecht, Joseph Fiksel
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Sustainable development strategy. Sustainable development in Azerbaijan
NATURE AND SCIENCE, 2022Əhali artdıqca təbii ehtiyatlara tələbat da artır. Bununla belə, təbii sərvətlər tükənməz deyil və yaxın gələcəkdə onların bəzilərinin tamamilə tükənməsi ehtimalı var. İnsanlar təbii sərvətlərin ömrü boyu tükənə biləcəyini dərk etmir və yalnız tükəndikdən sonra böyük problemlərlə üzləşirlər.
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Sustainable development of mangroves
Landscape and Urban Planning, 1991Abstract Mangroves cover extensive wetland areas in the tropics and have a very diverse appearance resulting from different environmental conditions. Long neglected as a valuable natural resources, mangrove development has now gained momentum and large tracts of mangroves have been reclaimed for agriculture, converted into aquacultural ponds and ...
Pons, L.J., Fischler, J.L.
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Sustainability and Sustainable Development
2020If the survival of humanity on our planet is to be secured in the long term in an acceptable state, radical social changes are required, whereby it must be critically examined whether the radicalness and speed of these changes can even prevent a systemic collapse.
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Bioeconomy for Sustainable Development
Biotechnology Journal, 2019Bioeconomy is an emerging paradigm under which the creation, development, and revitalization of economic systems based on a sustainable use of renewable biological resources in a balanced way is rapidly spreading globally. Bioeconomy is building bridges between biotechnology and economy as well as between science, industry, and society.
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Women and Sustainable Development
Equal Opportunities International, 1992Sustainable Development refers to a development process which enhances people's capacity to create and consume wealth on a lasting basis. It requires, among other things, a socioeconomic political and cultural environment which enables people to engage and sustain the development process.
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