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Results

• increased production scale to centralization
• increased urbanization
• increased energy consumption per capita
• increased agricultural productions
• decreased human labor in agriculture
• increased population

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Decreased human labor
Urban area
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Environmental impacts

• used non-renewable resources
• poor sanitary conditions caused "Black death"
• decreased natural resources
• increased environmental impacts

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2.3 Modern industry society

• started by the end of 1st world war
• higher production efficiency
• increasing consumption by advertising and p.r.
• more dependent on non-renewable resources
• changing from natural products to synthetic
  products

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• -increasing energy consumption pre capita
• -automobile and transportation
• -industrial productions
• -agriculture
• -electricity
• -air conditioning and heating

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• -more goods at an affordable prices
• -increasing agricultural productions
• -increasing longevity
• -sanitation and heath services
• -foods
• -medicine
• -decreasing population growth in developed
  countries
• -good health and birth control, education, and
  social security

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• all the goods are in developed countries than
  developing countries
• increasing scale of environmental impact from
• local gt country gt regional gt global gt
  universe

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3. Human and nature

• Concept "Learning to cooperate between human, and
  
• learning to cooperate with nature"
• Goal gt Sustainable earth society

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Can human aggression prevent the cooperation?

• Yes or No!

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Energy transfer in human society

• Does the energy transfer in human society remain
  the same?

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Population, resources, and environment

• What are the relationships between population,
  resources, and environmental problems?

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What is the most significant vicious cycle in
human society?

• Resource destruction
• Poverty
• Environmental problems
• How do they relate?

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Development and environment

• Do the human societies really develop?

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What will be the future of resources, the
foundation for development?
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Ecological dilemmas

• 1. Rapid exponential growth of human population.
• 2. Exponential growth of the total demand for
  the Earths resources.
• 3. Acceleration of deterioration of the Earths
  environment.
• 4. Realization for the integration of Ecology
  and Economics.
• 5. Actions now!

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What would be the best development model?
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