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• W2491284906 abstract "In the past three decades, we have observed a significant change in the nature of environmental problems and the economic, social, and cultural implications that the degradation of the natural environment has brought about. During the 1960s and early 1970s, our primary environmental concern was with the disruption of the environment and the ensuing hazard to human health caused by the rapid processes of industrialization and urbanization, both of which were taking place at an unprecedented, rapid pace in many parts of the world. The environmental damages were mainly caused by the emission of chemical substances such as sulfur and nitrogen oxides that themselves are toxic and hazardous to human health. In recent years, however, we have become increasingly aware of the extensive degradation of the global environment, as exemplified by such phenomena as global warming, the extensive depletion of tropical rain forests with the accompanying loss of biodiversity, and pollution of the oceans. Global environmental problems are primarily caused either by the imprudent use and excess depletion of natural resources or by the emission of chemical agents, such as carbon dioxide in the case of global warming, that by themselves are neither harmful to human health nor hazardous to the natural environment but on a global scale, contribute to atmospheric instability and global disturbances." @default.
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• W2491284906 title "Fisheries, Forestry, and Agriculture in the Theory of the Commons" @default.
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