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... ecological economics by taking in environmental economics and sustainable development in an easy-to-read introduction. The Ecological Economics journal of the International Society for Ecological Economics ... (neoclassical) economics Environmental economics Ecological economics Deep (human) ecology Basic tenets Consumer sover- eignty; frontier economics; utilitarian Con...
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... scenario, compared to 1980–1999. Source: IPCC (20 07) – Climate Change 20 07: The Physical Science Basis, Summary for Policymakers. Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (See Colour Plates). The ... frameworks. 4.2 From Statistics to Indicators ‘for’ Sustainable Development 77 72 4 Statistics and Indicators 4.2 From Statistics to Indicators ‘for’ Sustainable Development 4.2.1 Indi...
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... C Produced assets Non- produced natural assets X P 7, 577 3, 075 71 3 48,295 208 59,868 HH 2,645 11 70 0 3,356 D CAP 49,252 281 b 20 56 0 49,609 Total mate- rial supply a 59, 474 3,356 74 4 49,051 208 112,833 Notes: a Total ... increasingly on foreign resources (op. cit.). Globalization, together with domestic resource depletion, are significant factors in this outsourcing of natura...
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... (1986–1990) 92–99 90– 97 Philippines (1988–1992) d, e 96–99.5 75 –83 United Kingdom (1980–1990) f 95–100 USA (19 87) g 98.5–99.6 Source: Bartelmus (1997b, table 1) and updates. Original sources: China: ... (1 970 –1989) c 89–96 Germany 96– 97 Ghana (1991–1993) c, d 85–89 Indonesia (1 971 –1984) c 69– 87 Japan (1985/1990) 98/99.6 97/ 98 Korea, Republic of (1985–1992) d 100 9...
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... 2,692 65 ,75 0 1.2 Green 448,659 938 340 448,386 1.3 Built-over 131, 878 11,3 57 6, 570 132,824 2. Buildings (sq. m) a 178 , 473 14,4 47 17, 923 185,369 3. Equipment (piece) 16,542 1,436 1,263 16 ,71 5 Flows 4. ... heat (kWh) n/a 118,986,313 118,986,313 n/a 7. Water/waste water (cu. m) n/a 428 ,77 0 339, 277 n/a 8. Air emission (kg) n/a n/a 8.1 NO x 100,548 8.2 SO 2 170 .132 8.3 CO 2 3...
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... development is constrained by environmental Fig. 12.3 Sustainability constraints in a linear programming model Source: Based on Bartelmus (1 979 ), fig. 1, p. 260; with permission by the copyright holder, ... non-declining welfare generation. In fact, if the welfare package is broad enough, non-decline of welfare can also be viewed as sustainable development (Mäler, 1991). Note howe...
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... externalities are positive such as benefits of agriculture for land and landscape conservation. Most positive effects are however intentional, marked by a plus (+) sign in segment II of the table. By ... and Natural Resource Depletion I.2 Internalizing Externalities 279 Plate I.1 Internalizing environmental damage (See Colour Plates). Source: Adapted from Turner et al. (1993). 27...
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... accounting 168, 171 – 174 , 178 – 179 Corporate environmental management 175 – 177 , 179 Corporate social responsibility 170 , 178 , 236, 2 47 Cost-benefit analysis 34–35, 241, 281 valuation 1 47 148 Cultivated ... Environment Statistics 64–68, 70 , 74 , 84 Framework for statistical integration 70 71 Framework for sustainable development indicators 74 76 Full-cost accounting...
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... laissez-faire economics castigated preference for formalistic rigour over real-world vision [FR 2.1]. 1 Parts of this section are from Bartelmus (1997b). P. Bartelmus, Quantitative Eco-nomics, 17 © Springer ... Indicators (See Colour Plates) Source: Globus Infografic GmbH. Period Ecology, thermodyna - mics Ecological economics (Neo)classical economics Environmental economics...
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... 1133, 478 0 077 3,1133_ 478 03568&_dad = portal&_schema = PORTAL. widely differing indicator sets, undeterred by the largely negative experience of the social indicator movement in the 1 970 s ... indicator movement of the 1 970 s aimed at measuring the human quality of life as an alternative to economic (monetary) indicators (Drewnowsky, 1 970 , 1 974 ; OECD, 1 973 , 1 976 ). H...
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