Geography, asked by karabisultana0, 2 months ago

why the pace of economic development often goes against the principles of environmental conservation especially in the third world countries.

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Answered by anushanagtode

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It is simple: economic growth is not compatible with environmental sustainability. ... Increase in GDP leads to increase in material and energy use, and therefore to environmental unsustainability.

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why the pace of economic development often goes against the principles of environmental conservation especially in the third world countries.