Environmental consciousness, economic growth, and macroeconomic instability

Religious Travellers’ Improved Attitude towards Nature

“…However, those results cannot be extrapolated to all religious travellers who visit the Royal Monastery of Guadalupe and other sacred places, such as Camino de Santiago, but they can lead us in the way of promoting environmental awareness among religious pilgrims. Even though this research is a push in the right direction [106], the materialistic view of society pulled by an uncontrolled consumerism considers nature as a source for exploitation to their own benefit [103]. That is why individuals can be humanised or dehumanised depending on their respectful or disrespectful approach to environment [32].…”

“…Second: Fight the culture of impulsive and wasteful consumption by making an effort to recycle resources [101] and make a rational consumption of energy and reduce greenhouse gas emissions [102]. Third: Give value to each small effort individuals make in benefit of nature as little as it may be [103,104]. Results show a flourishing of human, by developing the religious consciousness to respect nature and natural environment, move hand in hand.…”

“…4. The negative global mindset based on thinking that every environmental improvement by individuals is insignificant to improve nature [103,104].…”

Dynamics and optimal control investments in the economic growth model with condition of ecological balance

“…Similar models of optimal economic growth were built in articles of such scholars as S. (Shieh, 2014). All proposed models are models of optimal control problems, and they take into account the ecological components.…”