The environmental challenge facing this country, and the world, is an urgent one and how best to approach it is a complex issue, Harman argues.
Not exact matches
The 2014 Farm Bill, signed by President Barack Obama in February, authorizes $ 1.3 billion in spending over five years to help farmers adopt conservation practices in regions of the
country facing significant
environmental challenges.
In Africa alone, the continent with the highest fertility rate and lowest use of modern contraceptives, 26
countries will double their population by 2050, according to the U.N. «Fundamentally if you're looking at World Population Day, it is at heart a women's rights issue,» said Roger - Mark DeSouza director of population,
environmental security and resilience at the non-partisan policy Wilson Center, based in Washington, D.C. World Population Day is meant to draw attention to the
challenges we
face with a human population that is constantly growing.
Particularly in Africa and the Middle East, high fertility rates are leading to profound local
environmental pressures - water stress, land degradation, over-hunting and fishing, falling farm sizes, deforestation and other habitat destruction - thereby worsening the grave economic
challenges these
countries face.
China is drilling ahead for shale gas, but the
country faces economic,
environmental and geologic
challenges in tapping the resource
International action The contract for an interoceanic canal in Nicaragua represents a classic example of the
challenges faced by a developing
country in balancing economic growth and
environmental protection.
The Belt and Road region spans diverse geography and human cultures, but the
countries face a spectrum of shared
challenges, including
environmental protection and a need for sustainable development.
According to the press release, the designer is interested in exploring the technology's aesthetic possibilities and «draw on his passion for a domestically - manufactured solar solution to pressing energy,
environmental, and economic
challenges facing the
country.»
This programme aims to introduce green growth as a solution for addressing the development
challenges facing countries in Asia and the Pacific; to familiarize participants with appropriate assessment tools to measure emerging
environmental / economic / social issues in the region; to assist with the integration of green growth concepts into socio - economic policy planning.
The main
challenge for addressing deforestation in the Amazon and in other biomes in Brazil lies in solving the serious land ownership problems
facing the
country, which are at the roots of its socio -
environmental conflicts.
The lack of adequate, safe and sustainable waste management has been one of the most critical
environmental challenges facing the world's developing
countries; island nations in particular must grapple with growing consumption and finite space for waste disposal.