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  • What political and economic changes can reverse climate change and the loss of biodiversity?

    Posted on August 31st, 2009 Submitted by lmvicente
    Categorized as Biodiversity, Interdisciplinary, Other, Social Science, Social-Ecological Systems Tagged as Biodiversity, climate change, economy, natural resources, sustainability, threshold

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    The world’s economy depends upon a system of capital accumulation that does not support a sustainable relationship between the nature and the human communities. Natural resources are exploited above the threshold to sustainability. Political changes are required.

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