The meaning of the terms natural capital, natural resources, and differences among inexhaustible, renewable, and nonrenewable (exhaustible) resources. The terms sustainable yield and services, giving two examples. The degradation of natural capital by giving three examples. The compromises involved in finding solutions to environmental problems. The importance of individuals to deal with the environmental problems faced by people. The three economic, political, and ethical principles of sustainability. The term full-cost pricing and its importance. The role of Janine Benyus in promoting the important and growing field of biomimicry.
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