Economic Globalization and the Environment. / Jerry Mander.
by Mander, Jerry; SIRS Publishing, Inc.
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BookSeries: SIRS Enduring Issues 2002Article 17Business. Publisher: Tikkun, 2001ISSN: 1522-3191;.Subject(s): World Trade Organization | Economic development -- Environmental aspects | Environmental degradation | Export-import trade | Food supply | Free trade | Globalization | Income distribution | International business enterprises | International organization | International trade | TransportationDDC classification: 050 Summary: "Among many preposterous claims, advocates of economic globalization argue that it increases long-term environmental protection. The theory goes that as the countries globalize, often by exploiting resources like forests, minerals, oil, coal, fish, wildlife, and water, their increased wealth will enable them to save more patches of nature from their ravages and they will be able to introduce technical devices to mitigate the negative environmental impacts of their own increased production." (TIKKUN) This article explores the impact globalization will have on the environment.
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Originally Published: Economic Globalization and the Environment, Sept./Oct. 2001; pp. 33-40.
"Among many preposterous claims, advocates of economic globalization argue that it increases long-term environmental protection. The theory goes that as the countries globalize, often by exploiting resources like forests, minerals, oil, coal, fish, wildlife, and water, their increased wealth will enable them to save more patches of nature from their ravages and they will be able to introduce technical devices to mitigate the negative environmental impacts of their own increased production." (TIKKUN) This article explores the impact globalization will have on the environment.
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