where to draw a line between environment and development? 5 points please?
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» Environment - The complex of social and cultural conditions that affect an individual or community. In other words, the abiotic and biotic conditions that surround a living being.\n\n» Development - the process of changing and becoming larger, stronger, or more impressive, successful, or advanced, or of causing somebody or something to change in this way is development.\n\n¤ so, from here, we can see it clearly that, environment is what that surrounds us. and there can be development of those which surrounds us. for example, buildings are part of the environment,and there can be a development in the building that is there can be a development of one of the environment elements.\n so we should develop our environment in such a way that will be helpful for long term,not just for current generation but also for future generation. Our generation should develop the environment in extent that will be helpful for environment sustainability that is ability of a system to sustain longer,instead of getting simply some early profits.
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I think these are mostly on paper but in reality even today conservation is given a go by to meet the growing development needs. Every country and county have laws governing this but seldom observed or more observed in breach!!!Hundred trees are cut for building roads or broadening it and to satisfy legal requirements and meet objection of environmentalist 200 saplings all planted but then we dont see ant of them after a year!!!!\nWe consume coal. oil,and all mineral and natural resources as if we have no tomorrow .We say many of the living species are becoming extinct. Daily we test some arsenal or other which are deadly.Scientists have produced many medicines as well as genetically treated seeds and make merry .Human being are the guniea pigs . They introduce something but then withdraw it at some place but not from other places.\nWe are digging our own graves.
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In many ways for instance reducing cutting trees in the tropical forest area or replanting after cutting trees,differentiating agricultural zone from industrial zone, making zone of grazing lands.Above all reducing the industrial wastage links to the sea and polluting the air.
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Without dissent change/progress does not occur. Evolving is not always a peaceful process, just ask the dinosaurs.
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Sustainable development is kind of a generic term related to replacing the natural resources you consume when you develop land.  It's sustainable because theoretically you could continue building without any net negative effects from your development.\n\nNo development is truly sustainable.  You can't blanket 100% of the land on the earth with buildings without a negative effect on the planet, but for instance, if you can replant the same number of trees that you use to build, or restore a developed plot of land to natural flora and fauna, that would be considered sustainable.
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That depends on how you are using it.  You could use it to imply that you are talking about one of the earth's ecosystems.  Or, you could be talking about your immediate surroundings.  I would go so far as to describe social climate.  It could also mean current mental state.  That's all I can honestly think of.
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climate or atmosphere
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progressive development  but not on lopsided growth
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Check under Science and Mathematics.\n\nthere is an Environment category.
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Currently there is a big focus on architecture using recycled materials, ambient light and other environmentally friendly stuff to erect "green buildings".  Lower energy consumption is also a big thing.
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to research and develop
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Try: http://www.envirolink.org
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I think you mean Rural developement.Farming,Architecture,education and community planning for growth are good areas to start.Many rural communities have livestock.Good Luck:)
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I still believe that most of must wants to preserve the nature, however it is the conflict of interest that is preventing us from doing so,  because of the development and modernization of our world some natural habbitat are being destroyed. We focus more on modernization thus conservation of nature is being taken for granted.
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My south is social genocide on one side and golf courses and $300,000.00 houses on the other. I worry about the environment too, but I'm afraid I may be the only one.  Check out hydrogen power and spread the word to your friends.  It will save our planet if we act.  Also, adaptation is our only means of survival...those who fear change perish....infuse modernity with all things natural...see what you come up with.
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Hi, I believe that you must have studied the subject to some extent before diving into writing a thesis. Anyways you can start searching topics under Environmental Economics and Health Hazards from any good Search Engine. try to look up the areas and recent work done in them.
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Sustainable development is 'development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs', according to Our Common Future, a 1987 report from the UN. One of the factors which sustainable development must overcome is environmental degradation.\n\nFor some, the issue is considered to be closely tied to economic growth and the need to find ways to expand the economy in the long term without using up natural capital for current growth at the cost of long term growth. For others, the concept of growth itself is problematic, as the resources of the Earth are finite.\n\nEnvironmental degradation\n\nEnvironmental degradation refers to the diminishment of a local ecosystem or the biosphere as a whole due to human activity. Environmental degradation occurs when nature's resources (such as trees, habitat, earth, water, air) are being consumed faster than nature can replenish them. An unsustainable situation occurs when natural capital (the sum total of nature's resources), is used up faster than it can be replenished. Sustainability requires that human activity, at a minimum, only uses nature's resources to the point where they can be replenished naturally:\n\n        * Human consumption of renewable resources > Nature's ability to replenish: Environmental degradation\n        * Human consumption of renewable resources = Nature's ability to replenish: Enviornmental equilibrium / sustainable growth.\n        * Human consumption of renewable resources < Nature's ability to replenish: Environmental renewal / also sustainable growth.\n\nThe long term final result of environmental degradation will be local environments that are no longer able to sustain human populations.