… or wind, are therefore usually irreplaceable. They constitute severe ecological and economic damage. The impacts of climate change increase the risk of soil loss. … or wind, are therefore usually irreplaceable. They constitute severe ecological and economic damage. The impacts of climate change increase the risk of soil loss. …

… society as a whole. On the one hand, an ambitious environmental policy has a clear economic benefit. On the other hand, this also means that poorer population groups … society as a whole. On the one hand, an ambitious environmental policy has a clear economic benefit. On the other hand, this also means that poorer population groups …

… development of spatial and settlement structures aims to harmonize the social and economic demands on space with the protection of the environment. last update on … principle of ⁠ sustainability⁠ aims to assume comprehensive responsibility for economically, socially and ecologically sustainable development for all generations. …

… via trading systems is not new, and is in essence based on an environmental economics paradigm, whereby use of the environmental good in question (in this case, …

… in other words, a more than fivefold increase within fifteen years. But the global economic crisis and the entry into force of recent IMO decisions on the transport … in other words, a more than fivefold increase within fifteen years. But the global economic crisis and the entry into force of recent IMO decisions on the transport …

… lignite mining area of Lusatia Structural change in coal regions as a process of economic and social-ecological transition – Lessons learnt from structural change …