Ecologically Sustainable Culture
An ecologically sustainable culture is a way of life that meets the needs of the present generation without interfering with the environmental legacy of future generations. There are three strategies that ecologically sustainable culture depend on.
The first strategy is population control. The current population of 7.1 billion is already stressing the natural environment. The higher the world’s population climbs, the environmental problems will become more demanding. Although it seems harsh to do so, but countries must take action in controlling population.
A second strategy is to conserve finite resources. This means meeting our requirements with an efficient outlook toward the future by using resources responsibly, searching for
The first strategy is population control. The current population of 7.1 billion is already stressing the natural environment. The higher the world’s population climbs, the environmental problems will become more demanding. Although it seems harsh to do so, but countries must take action in controlling population.
A second strategy is to conserve finite resources. This means meeting our requirements with an efficient outlook toward the future by using resources responsibly, searching for