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Page 1: T HE E NVIRONMENT  Management  Brief History  The Future

The Environment

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THE ENVIRONMENTManagement Brief HistoryThe Future

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Managing the Environment

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MANAGING THE ENVIRONMENT (CONT.)

Based on the collective goodGlobal contextFree riders

Space junkTuna

Tragedy of the commons

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Which has a greater environmental impact?

a) Eating meatb) Driving your car

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Livestock industry biggest carbon contributor= More than transportation or industry

Eating 1 lb. beef Driving 45 miles

Eating 1 lb. pasta

Driving < 1 mile

http://diaryofanutritionist.com/2010/01/21/milk-fit-for-the-cow-calf/

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Brief History of

Environmental Interest

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BRIEF HISTORYGlobal interest only recent

Post-materialismGlobal climate change protests

NGOsIGOsMNCs¤

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BRIEF HISTORY: NGOS World Wildlife Fund (WWF) (1960) Earth Day (1970) Greenpeace (1971) EarthWatch Institute (1971)

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Do you turn off the water while brushing your teeth?

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Tap runs ~2.5 gal/minute Same as drinking 80 - 2 liter bottles

of soda / week

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BRIEF HISTORY: IGOS UN Environment Programme (UNEP) Stockholm Conference (1972)

Rio + 20 (2012)Focus on ‘Green Economy’

Sustainable development

UN Conventions Kyoto Protocol (1997)

Climate ChangeMinamata (2013) Mercury pollution¤

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Economic Capital Human

CapitalNatural Capital

Sustainable Developme

nt

BRIEF HISTORY: IGOS World BankLate 1980s/ early 1990sMillennium Development GoalsComprehensive Wealth Accounting

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How many paper towels do you use to dry your

hands?

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BRIEF HISTORY: MNCS Eco-consciousness

Consumer demandsResponsible businesses/ productsEconomic incentive Eco-practicesGoing green v. ‘greenwashing’Fair trade products¤

http://money.cnn.com/galleries/2007/fortune/0703/gallery.green_giants.fortune/10.html

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What happens to your used cell phone when you get a new one?

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E-WASTEWhy is E-waste a global issue?

RegulationEnvironmental concernsHuman rights concerns

Health and safety of workersConsumerismThe future

Reuse, reduce, recycle¤

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The Future of the Environment

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THE FUTUREApproaches ‘Band-Aid’ solutionCooperation & conservation

Self-interested actors An Inconvenient Truth

http://www.bharathtech.com/2012_02_01_archive.html

-Resource usage is unsustainable-Humans are depleting resources too quickly

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Recap

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THE ENVIRONMENTManaging the EnvironmentalBrief History of Environmental InterestThe Future of the Environment