Sustainable development -the notion that boosting economic growth, protecting natural resources, and ensuring social justice can be complementary goals -has lost much appeal over the past two decades, the victim of woolly thinking and interest-group politics. The concept can be relevant again, but only if its original purpose -helping the poor live healthier lives on their own terms -is restored.

today, environmental crisis and loss of natural resources are the principle causes of the creation of environmental management systems. the optimal management of natural resources requires the assessment and classification of ecological and environmental potentials. using this method, the abilities and restrictions of resources can be recognized, and their future trends can be predicted. nebka ...

present survey studies intensity of heavy metals pollution (ca, fe, ni, cd, pb, zn, as, hg) in the sediments of bamdezh wetland. the main objective of the study is to quantify heavy metal pollution intensity in the wetland. other objectives of the study are separation of natural and anthropogenic heavy metal pollution and identification of the origin of heavy metals. results of this study shows...

In order to contain the climate change’s impacts within sustainability levels the document restates the principle of common, but differentiated responsibilities among International parties and, in order to identify future shares for GHG emissions and considering single capabilities and everybody’s right to a satisfying quality of life and to development, it asserts the necessity for an approach...

In the Anthropocene period, justice is an urgent issue that necessitates a multifaceted strategy tackles numerous facets of social and environmental injustice. The epoch has resulted in enormous changes natural world, pursuit must consider intricacies this new epoch. Degrowth, postcolonialism, solidarity politics are crucial notions might help us comprehend Anthropocene. For sustainability fair...

The purpose of this bibliography is to increase public awareness of Environmental Justice, as to current literature and debate, through information published in journals, books and technical reports. Citations are selected and compiled through searching various computerized online bibliographic databases. The strategy included the following terms: environmental justice or equity, minorities, ra...

Thomas Paine’s Agrarian Justice deserves more attention than it has received, for in Paine provides a foundational case broad social welfare program that is absent his better-known Rights of Man. In this paper, I explain Justice, and consider the objection main revenue source proposes – “ground-rent” insufficient to fund he because production value contribution attributable natural resources in...

determining how to reward employees. It must balance market competitiveness, internal equity, organizational performance and individual performance considerations. Notably, issues of “fairness” underlie each of these areas. No matter how sophisticated their design, reward programs, policies and practices that are not perceived as fair will not successfully attract, retain and engage employees. ...

This paper argues that the major workplace inclusion strategies for accommodating diversity in Canada – including employment equity, affirmative action, pay equity, and diversity management – are part of a national development agenda that should be situated within a global dialogue on economics and pluralism, and this is a key to understanding and engaging sound employment policy and thus reali...