“…25(2) 2022 them a high level of economic opulence" (Ward & Dubos, 1972, p. 23). Thus, the environmental approaches of developed countries focus on different interests concerning those of developing countries, with unfavorable results in this attempt at compatibility (Colby, 1991;Youssefi-Khalajabadi, 1994;Lomborg, 2003;Pol et al, 2010;Sánchez-Torres & Aguilera, 2014;Latchinian, 2016;Federovisky, 2018), especially, because of unmet social needs including poverty, malnutrition, low income, lack of opportunities in education and, in general, social inequalities and inadequate distribution of wealth (Stiglitz, 2012;Piketty, 2014;Youkana et al, 2021). Enzensberger (1996, cited by Lippert, 2006 states that environmental problems have followed poor societies, which are themselves victims of adverse effects (García, 2008;Federovisky, 2012).…”