Titlebook: Environmental Dilemmas; Ethics and decisions R.J. Berry (FRSE) Book 1993 R.J. Berry 1993 economics.environment.pollution.welfare.wetland

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,Case study: economics — the challenge of integrated pollution control,Environmental Option should be selected by the polluter. It still, however, retains the conventional technology-based approach to pollution control, based on the core concept of Best Available Technology Not Entailing Excessive Cost (BATNEEC).

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Environmental attitudes in Germany: the transfer of scientific information into political action,s ongoing deterioration. It is their knowledge of the responses of organisms and ecosystems to impacts and perturbations that enables them to warn against hazards and to predict possibly disastrous developments.

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Case study: nuclear power, of nuclear generation (75%) and ten countries rely on nuclear stations for one-third or more of their electricity (.). The overall contribution to the world’s energy supply is about 6%, almost the same as the current contribution from hydropower.

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,Case study: agricultural plenty — more or less farming for the environment?,as part of the ‘.’ and there are powerful forces for the preservation of this way of life. Similar feelings are strong in parts of the UK, where, for example, the Welsh and Scottish languages and cultures are now mainly rooted in remote hill farming communities.

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Environmental attitudes in North America, slowly. The Spanish explored the southern and western sections and occupied the southwest and California. The most successful settlements were by largely disaffected groups from the British Isles, with additional contingents from Germany and France and from Africa. North America has continued to receive immigrants from all parts of the world.

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Case study: research,ization because the consequences of research in such areas can have major long-term effects on mankind. In practice, the decisions made by researchers and research managers repeatedly involve questions of ethics, i.e. ‘a(chǎn) professional code of practice which is considered correct’.

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