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3 years ago

(1 what differences in environmental and social production systems contribute to environmental problems?

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pogonyaev3 years ago

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Social production-different principles to environmental

Major classes have vested interest in expansion tends to increase:

(i) the size of withdrawals and additions to nature

(ii) the scale of ecosystems involved

Social production of nature harvest certain resources and emitting production and consumption waste at a rate faster than the environment can recharge: unsustainably

Environmental production- law of thermodynamics: which means the environment can sustain itself at a steady state as long as there is an even flow between what is consumed and what is restored.

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