Sustainability, lasting recovery, and other myths
Kirjoitettu 22.2.2010, kategoria Uutiset, Öljyhuippu.
For the world economy to be considered sustainable; that is, to reach and maintain a decent level of living for the entire global population for a century or two, the use of renewable resources should not exceed sustainable yields; pollution levels should not surpass the environment’s absorbing/regenerating capacity; the drawdown of nonrenewable resources should decline in proportion with the depletion of stocks; and environmental goals and technical progress helping to achieve them ought to gain universal application.
Lähde: Energy Bulletin
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