Students then go on to explore the use of ecological
footprint at the national scale through a case study on Switzerland.
Not exact matches
We downscale four planetary boundaries (climate change, land - system change, freshwater use and biogeochemical flows) to per capita equivalents, and compare these to
footprint indicators
at the
national scale.
We combine these two approaches to measure sustainability
at the
national scale, by comparing
national consumption - based environmental
footprints to «downscaled» planetary boundaries6.
Interestingly, controlling graft was also highlighted by Venter and colleagues (2016) as a factor influencing why economically growing countries have differential human -
footprint outcomes between 1993 and 2009; lower corruption scores and greater urbanization percentages were associated with decreased human influence
at the
national scale.