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The Environment

The Environment Management Brief History The Future

Managing the Environment

Managing the Environment Transnational Issue Multifaceted Air, land, sea Flora, fauna Economic, cultural factors ¤

Managing the Environment (cont.) The collective good Free riders tragedy of the commons Space junk Tuna Sustainable development, sustainability

Which has a greater environmental impact? a) Eating meat b) Driving your car

Livestock industry biggest carbon contributor Eating 1 lb. beef = More than transportation or industry Eating 1 lb. beef Driving 45 miles Eating 1 lb. pasta Driving < 1 mile http://diaryofanutritionist.com/2010/01/21/milk-fit-for-the-cow-calf/

How is saving Siamese rosewood tree a transnational issue? Economic: Laos is poor Corruption Chinese demand Env.: Extinction IL: Illegal cutting across borders Req. cooperation ¤ What other issue is this similar to? What other issue is this similar to? Somali charcoal

Brief History of Environmental Interest

Brief History Global interest only recent Post-materialism NGOs IGOs Global climate change rallies NGOs IGOs MNCs ¤

Brief History: NGOs World Wildlife Fund (WWF) (1960) Earth Day (1970)  Greenpeace (1971)  EarthWatch Institute (1971)

Do you turn off the water while brushing your teeth?

Tap runs ~2.5 gal/minute Same as drinking 80 - 2 liter bottles of soda / week What water is better: Bottled or tap? EPA testing 33% of bottled water w/ contaminants

Brief History: IGOs UN Environment Programme (UNEP) UN Conventions Stockholm Conference (1972) Rio + 20 (2012) Sustainable development goals UN Conventions Kyoto Protocol (1997) Minamata (2013) Paris Agreement (2016) ¤

Sustainable Development Brief History: IGOs World Bank Late 1980s/ early 1990s Millennium Development Goals Comprehensive Wealth Accounting Economic Capital Human Capital Natural Capital Sustainable Development

How many paper towels do you use to dry your hands?

Brief History: MNCs Economic incentive Consumer demands Trade-up programs Planned obsolescence Consumer demands Practices, products Going green v. ‘greenwashing’ ¤ http://planetthrive.com/2007/11/greenwashing/

How often do you replace your computer and phone?

-Only 29% electronics are recycled https://www.techspot.com/news/67799-e-waste-up-63-percent-asia-over-five.html

The Future of the Environment

Glacial Melting http://www.economist.com/blogs/graphicdetail/2016/11/daily-chart14?cid1=cust%2Fddnew%2Fn%2Fn%2Fn%2F20161123n%2Fowned%2Fn%2Fn%2Fnwl%2Fn%2Fn%2FNA%2F8198389%2Femail&etear=dailydispatch

The Future http://www.economist.com/blogs/graphicdetail/2016/11/daily-chart14?cid1=cust%2Fddnew%2Fn%2Fn%2Fn%2F20161123n%2Fowned%2Fn%2Fn%2Fnwl%2Fn%2Fn%2FNA%2F8198389%2Femail&etear=dailydispatch

Why are the fisheries a transnational concern? Economic IL Commercial pressure Enforcing MPA policies Other states, MNCs Req. cooperation Lack of resources in Indonesia WWF- NGO Regional states Env. Fishing states Overfishing ¤ Deforestation pollution Threatens biodiversity Climate change

The Future Approaches ‘Band-Aid’ solution Cooperation & conservation Self-interested actors -Resource usage is unsustainable -Humans are depleting resources too quickly http://www.bharathtech.com/2012_02_01_archive.html

Your Impact on the Future Transnat’l issue Only recent global interest Personal consumption choices Consumer goods Source of products Food Waste Self-interests v. future survival ¤