Spatio-political interpretation of global environmental issues (Note)
By: Khan, B.
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ArticlePublisher: 2005Description: p.128-133.Subject(s): Note | Environment
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Indian Journal of Public AdministrationSummary: The concept of environmental study has been undergoing changes ever since the world at large started waking up to the significanc;e of the role played by the environment in the human life and vice versa. But for a long time the environment mostly understood as nature, continued to be perceived as of the heavenly order, something immutable and permanent with which humanity could have no more than a totally submissive relationship. Industry, agriculture, forestry, energy production and human population have been considered to a great extent responsible for alterations in the earth's eco-system resulting in global warming, ozone depletion and loss of bio-diversity. - Reproduced.
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The concept of environmental study has been undergoing changes ever since the world at large started waking up to the significanc;e of the role played by the environment in the human life and vice versa. But for a long time the environment mostly understood as nature, continued to be perceived as of the heavenly order, something immutable and permanent with which humanity could have no more than a totally submissive relationship. Industry, agriculture, forestry, energy production and human population have been considered to a great extent responsible for alterations in the earth's eco-system resulting in global warming, ozone depletion and loss of bio-diversity. - Reproduced.
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