Why is local production regarded as a solution to many environmental problems?
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Recycle (& then recycle properly) Implementing recycling habits into your daily life is one of the most effective ways to help lessen landfill waste, conserve natural resources, save habitats, reduce pollution, cut down on energy consumption, and slow down global warming. Hope it helps.
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Environmental problems are difficult to solve because they are complex, and there is no right or wrong way of solving them. This type of problem is referred to as a wicked problem if you want the theoretical underpinnings. In simple terms though it means that no solution proposed will ever solve the issue 100%, and will likely have unforeseen side-effects. For this reason we can only use our best judgement to try to find the least-worst solution. Environmental problems also overlap with each other, and with social and economic problems.
A perfect example of this was the conservation strategies of the last century i.e. moving indigenous people away from vulnerable ecosystems in an attempt to protect them. This not only broke apart communities, but also removed livelihoods and traditional ways of life. Then the ecosystems had been in a state of balance with the activity of the indigenous people, and in many cases the ecosystems were damaged by the absence of these activities.
However, it is useless to blame the conservationists for this (which many people now do), because at the time they were acting on the best information possible. This takes me to the second part of your question. Explain the possible solutions.
The only possible solution is to both take the time to properly research your every decision and action so as to both limit its negative impacts and maximise its positive impacts, while at the same time rapidly reviewing and changing as new problems are realised.
Yes. You need to be able to be both slow & careful and fast & adaptable.