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ENVIRONMENT
Dr. ALI ABDALRAHMAN ALI
PRESIDENT OF THE ARAB FEDERATION FOR ENVIRONMENT
PROTECTION
Introduction:
Dominates most of the analysis on the global financial crisis, the current
focus on the effects of economic, social, political, and did not enjoy the
environment with the same emphasis to this crisis, particularly those
relating to the implications of it with respect to natural resources,
where there is a direct relationship between the current financial crisis
and the use of natural resources, is the lack of environmental resources,
and the pressure on natural resources is a driving force that led to the
global market crisis. As a result of human consumption and growing
more quickly to natural resources (consume these resources at speeds
up to 30% in view of the time you need these resources to be able to
renew itself) will see the century atheist twenty shortages in natural
resources, after he was human, 50 years ago, consume approximately
only half of which could land an opportunity to recycle their
production. While we do not change our approach to natural resources,
it is expected by 2050, the emergence of the so-called ecological
footprint, will have grown at twice the Earths energy biological
weapons. Although he did not rule out that the financial crisis have a
positive impact on the environment, even in the short term, due to the
possibility of changing peoples behavior consumer, but it considered
that this impact will not only be limited given the magnitude of the
crisis and its seriousness, as the Earth need to change the paradigm
shift in the the way we use natural resources. There is a direct
relationship between the current financial crisis and the use of natural
resources. Where the lack of environmental resources often result in
economic repercussions.
The planet is threatened by environmental collapse similar to the global
financial crisis:
A report of the organizations concerned with preservation of the
environment that the planet is threatened by environmental collapse,
adding that the attrition suffered by the Earths natural resources has
exceeded its capabilities by nearly one-third. And more than threequarters of the worlds population live in countries of consumption
beyond the capacity of regeneration and compensation for natural
resources, and where they borrow and exceed the allowable balance.
This is in respect of land suitable for agriculture, forestry and water