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    operating under the ideology of ecological modernization, which functions with the assumption that science and technology can provide the solutions to ecological crisis with the help of economic agents such as innovators, entrepreneurs and technologists (Mol 1997). Ecological modernization is accompanied by the transfer of power to knowledgeable experts who are perceived as being best equipped to develop appropriate solutions to ecological crises(). Opponents of ecological

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    continues to emerge, it is crucial to the environment to extend the importance of producing a sustainable work system to every company in all countries. It is extremely important for companies to assimilate and balance out their social, environment, and economic factors. The expansion of the population and the financial industries has led to an increase of stress on our natural resources. This is creating a severe challenge for the decades ahead which is why it is imperative for companies to enforce a sustainable

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    cities, environmental restoration, and landscape ecological urbanism. Sustainability is the equitable and appropriate use of present resources to ensure a resilient future of interconnected systems. This conception of sustainability will be connected to the dimension of environmental planning and restoration by highlighting its importance to the concept, as well as its relation to the key sustainability themes of environmental protection, economic development, and social equity. Environmental

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    goal of Sustainable development is to maximize the net welfare of economic activities while maintaining or increasing the stock of economic, ecological and socio cultural assets overtime to ensure the sustainability of income and Intra generational equity and providing a safety net to meet basic needs and protect the poor. Munasinghe in his work mentioned three main objectives of sustainable development. The first is the Economic objective which involves increased efficiency and growth in an economy

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    environment and ecology values. The ideological version comes up with several new concepts, among which ‘eco-feminism and ‘eco-socialism’ are two of the most significant. Eco-feminism is about the linkage between feminism and ecological matters; meanwhile, eco-socialism assumes ecological crisis as a

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    GG3057 What does the concept of ‘ecosystem services’ add to the theory and practice of conservation? If we are managing ecosystems, then in theory, we need to also be managing people, essentially speaking, if we develop management tools that are effective and equitable and also meet the needs of people, then we really need to understand how people use and interact with their environments, how they value and prioritise those interactions and why. So the Millennium Ecosystems Assessment (2005) defines

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    After reviewing the Department of Environment, Heritage and Local Government’s planning guidelines for Landscape Character Assessments (LCA) it is clear the intentions of these documents. These guidelines give a template for the production of cohesive reports that include the input of professionals and non-professionals alike. These reports are focused around the landscape and encourage communal guidance for landowners, county councils and even ordinary interested parties. LCA’s give a comprehensive

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    and the differently abled and livelihood enhancement projects; 2. Enduring environmental sustainability, ecological balance, protection of flora and fauna, animal welfare, agro forestry, conservation of natural resources and maintaining quality of soil, air and water; 3. Contributions to the Prime Minister’s National Relief Fund or any other fund set up by the Central Government for socio-economic development and relief and welfare of the Scheduled Castes, the Scheduled Tribes, other backward classed

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    individual businesses. For that matter, what is a “sustainable enterprise?” Can being “sustainable” be good for business? Sustainability has achieved a more ecological tone in the past few decades in terms of a business model, but it originally derives from the concept that a business is successful due to the interconnected areas of economics, culture and ecology. Sustainability is now becoming a somewhat fad and thus it is understandable that it could be misconstrued by some as a form of “greenwashing”

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    TEEB Foundations, 2010; TEEB Synthesis, 2010). They provide different kinds of service, such as production of goods, life support processes, and life-fulfilling conditions (Gretchen C. ,2000). Ecosystem significantly contributes to both economic and non-economic value of our planet, but when compared to market efficiency, it seems to be paid less attention when involved in decision making. In the majority of the ongoing projects that have numerous debates on, it seems common for people put a price

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