Tag: human population

• The Ethics of Ecosystem Restoration

  

  This year’s Canadian Environment Week theme is ecosystem restoration, as such, we wrote a brief article discussing the ethical questions involved with ecosystem restoration. Ecosystem restoration refers to the process of intentional human interference with an ecosystem’s current state to assist in the recovery and management of the ecosystem to its previous state – before…

  Saige Friedman

  June 3, 2021

  Climate Change, Environment

  Biodiversity, ecosystems, Environment, ethics, human population, restoration

• Business & Sustainable Development: Businesses Role in Society

  

  This article explores why it is so crucial for businesses to invest in sustainable development and address sustainability changes. Sustainable development is a crucial step toward progress for businesses to make. In 2005, an article was published in the journal Environment: Science and Policy for Sustainable Development, in which an encapsulating definition of sustainable development…

  Saige Friedman

  January 22, 2021

  Politics & Policy

  business plan, business viability, Canada, economy, environmental impacts, food insecurity, Global Development, human population, industry, inequality, local business, Malthusian, NASA, resources, SDGs, self interest, sustainability initiatives, sustainable development, sustainable development goals, Thomas Malthus, undernourished, United Nations