Achieving Harmony between the Economy and the Environment

Cao, Shixiong; Ma, Zihao; Liu, Zhexi; Guo, Jiahong; Yuan, Wenping

doi:10.1016/j.habitatint.2022.102733

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“…The comprehensive implementation of the ecosystem approach enables the state to contribute to the better use of its potential in solving environmental challenges while strengthening the protection of human rights. Ultimately, complex actions and a holistic approach to environmental conservation will contribute to a harmonious relationship between society and the natural environment (Cao et al, 2023).…”

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The Ecosystem Approach to Guaranteeing the Constitutional Human Right to a Safe Environment

2024

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The article aims to analyse the ecosystem approach, which should ensure the constitutional human right to a safe environment. The research methodology was based on the use of econometric, comparison, and graphical methods. Analysing the legal instruments, the study identified ways of harmonising the ecosystem approach with the existing legal framework and policy to improve environmental protection. The need for joint efforts between the state, industry, and local communities to find common positions and the importance of strong institutional capacity, public administration, and law enforcement mechanisms was demonstrated based on data from 37 European countries and Ukraine. It is emphasised that it is possible to achieve a balanced prospect between economic development and environmental protection. The academic novelty of this research is an interdisciplinary approach, a new application of the ecosystem approach to human rights, a detailed analysis of challenges and solutions, and global and local prospects. Prospects for further research are the expansion of the analysis database to the level of world regions to obtain generalised results regarding the provision of the constitutional human right to a safe environment.

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The Ecosystem Approach to Guaranteeing the Constitutional Human Right to a Safe Environment

2024

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“…If current dietary trends persist, it is projected that by 2050, approximately 40% of the global population will face challenges in securing sufficient land and water to meet their food requirements [5]. Consequently, as the conflict between human needs and available land intensifies, achieving harmonious development between people and the land has become a prominent concern within the academic community [6,7].…”

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Cultivated Land Demand and Pressure in Southeast Asia from 1961 to 2019: A Comprehensive Study on Food Consumption

Qin,

Tang,

et al. 2023

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Southeast Asia plays a crucial role in global food production and trade, yet it grapples with challenges related to food security, regional stability, and security. Cultivated land is the material foundation for ensuring food production. With the development of society and the economy, people’s food consumption has undergone significant changes. This paper employs a comprehensive approach to analyze trends in food consumption, the cultivated land footprint, and associated land pressures in Southeast Asia over the period 1961–2019. The main findings are as follows: (1) Between 1961 and 2019, the total food consumption in Southeast Asia surged by 3.1 times. Notably, the proportion of livestock-based foods increased steadily from 6.62% in 1961 to 16.82% in 2019. (2) Due to advancements in agricultural productivity across Southeast Asia, the cultivated land footprint for food consumption only increased by 0.7 times, showcasing a diminishing demand for grain-cultivated land. (3) On the whole, the pressure of food consumption on cultivated land in Southeast Asia is on the decline, albeit with considerable variations among different countries. The Philippines is facing a relative undersupply, whereas Thailand has experienced the lowest cultivated land pressure. (4) Encouraging a shift towards a Mediterranean-style diet, aligned with existing dietary patterns, holds promise for reducing future pressures on cultivated land and promoting better health outcomes for the populace in Southeast Asia.

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Providing Decent, Affordable, and Sustainable Housing: Analysing Environmental Impacts of Family Houses Built with Conventional and Unconventional Building Materials

Szennay,

Major,

Horváth

et al. 2024

Energy Footprint and Sustainability

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Achieving Harmony between the Economy and the Environment

Cited by 7 publications

References 46 publications

The Ecosystem Approach to Guaranteeing the Constitutional Human Right to a Safe Environment

The Ecosystem Approach to Guaranteeing the Constitutional Human Right to a Safe Environment

Cultivated Land Demand and Pressure in Southeast Asia from 1961 to 2019: A Comprehensive Study on Food Consumption

Providing Decent, Affordable, and Sustainable Housing: Analysing Environmental Impacts of Family Houses Built with Conventional and Unconventional Building Materials

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