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sustainable development (sustainability) emerged as an alternative to the traditional neo-classical model of economic development. The World Commission on Environment and Development (WCED) issued the first report on sustainability, entitle...
climate change are the increase in the number and scale of natural as well as human made disasters, the spread of famine and pestilence and a significant number of environmental refugees. Climate change significantly affects biological dive...
recognized as a key concept in ecology ([Elton, 1966] and [Southwood, 1977]). In general terms, it refers to the physical area used by an organism or by a community of different organisms (Morrison and Hall, 2002). Much of contemporary ecol...
global changes immensely—so much so that many authorities now suggest that the Holocene is ended and a new geologic epoch has been entered: the Anthropocene. Human impacts on Earth have multiplied as technology develops and populations grow...
extinction. The ongoing loss of their habitat is the single largest threat to orangutans’ population. It is estimated that if serious measures (like halting of habitat destruction, expansion of protected areas and sustainable logging practi...
urban expansion, is a grave issue that has drastically altered Indiana’s landscape. Sprawl is expressly the disperse of expansion in an unorganized manner. Inefficient circulation of land and malfunction to decrease space between and round ...
Olympic nationwide Park so special is the juxtaposition of vertical, stunning, snowcapped hills with the rugged coast. A57 mile long narrow piece of the seaboard area west of the mountainous reserve area is part of the national reserve.The ...