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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 ... questionable.
2.3.2.2 Natural Resource Economics
Environmental CGE models typically ignore natural resource depletion. The reason
might be the separate development of nat...
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Forest resources Annual tree fellings
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Land resources Land take and fragmentation of large habitats
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Emissions of acidify-
ing substances
Trend in emissions and distance to 2 010 EU ... in the above-mentioned examples show progress or regress in the
particular areas they represent. They do not show the relative significance of any
specific area or target. The reason is in...
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... increasingly on foreign resources
(op. cit.). Globalization, together with domestic resource depletion, are significant
factors in this outsourcing of natural resource supply (Section 14.1).
6.3.3 ... obliteration of income generated by natural resource
exploitation: ‘Countries with marketable natural resources are evidently better off
than those without such resources’. His method...
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... & Howell, 1998). Other (developing) countries show more significant
effects on their natural capital. At a time, Costa Rica and Indonesia exploited their
natural resources at rates of 10% ... (1985–1992)
d
100 96–98
Mexico (1985) 94 87
Papua New Guinea (1986–1990) 92–99 90–97
Philippines (1988–1992)
d, e
96–99.5 75–83
United Kingdom (1980–1990)
f
95 100
USA (1987)
g
98.5–99.6
So...
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Factor 2
Factor 10
GDP per capita
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Fig. 10. 2 Is Germany’s economy sustainable?
Notes: 1960–1990 ... that
Fig. 10. 3 Direct and total CO
2
emission coefficients, Sweden 1991
Source: Hellsten et al. (1999), table 9, p. 63; with permission by the copyright holder, Elsevier.
1...
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... 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 however that the search ...
natural resource stocks or degrading environmental sinks, threatens the sustainability
of economic activities. The key questions, asked repeatedly in this book, are how
close are thes...
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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 ... environmental sinks and (re)sources are sometimes considered to
be public goods (in the public domain): in general, however, only produced (usually by the
government) such g...
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... and Exergy, accounting
balance 107 , 110
dogma 106 107 , 108 , 112
solar 107
valuation see Valuation, energy
Entropy 106
Environment
and development 5–6 see also Sustainable
development
and economy ... 117–118
strategy on sustainable use of natural
resources 116, 186, 237–238
sustainable growth and development
49, 78
Exergy 108 , 123
accounting 108 109 , 112
system, Sweden...
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47.3 ( 2100 , no govern-
mental control) [10]
110 ( 2100 , worst
cases) [5]
26 (since pre-industrial
times) [5]
32.5 [4]
0.74 (1906–2005) [5]
1.8–4.0 (by 2100 ) [5]
2–2.5 (likely, by 2100 ) [2]
5–6 ... Environmental Indicators (See Colour Plates)
Source: Globus Infografic GmbH.
Period Ecology,
thermodyna -
mics
Ecological
economics
(Neo)classical
economics
Environmental
econo...
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... of the economics of
climate change’ might have succeeded in doing this by monetizing the different,
mostly non-comparable environmental effects of global warming. However, the
review shows some ... view overlooks, however, that
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Rich countries achieved some of their environmental successes by depleting the
natural resources of developing countries and, in some cases, by transloc...
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