Planet Earth is finite, it has specific dimensions and composition.
Earth's non-renewable resources are finite, and in principle quantifiable.
The earth's capacity to absorb, dilute and degrade waste is limited, and it is currently being exceeded,
with wastes and pollution building up in air, soil, and water leading to many serious environmental problems.
When pollution levels reach a critical limit, harmful consequences follow.
The function of the earth is to provide life-sustainability conditions for humans, plants and animals and not to serve as a waste dump.
I learnt it all from Environmental Management class =)
Earth's non-renewable resources are finite, and in principle quantifiable.
The earth's capacity to absorb, dilute and degrade waste is limited, and it is currently being exceeded,
with wastes and pollution building up in air, soil, and water leading to many serious environmental problems.
When pollution levels reach a critical limit, harmful consequences follow.
The function of the earth is to provide life-sustainability conditions for humans, plants and animals and not to serve as a waste dump.
I learnt it all from Environmental Management class =)
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