Titlebook: Environmental Options: Accounting for Sustainability; Kimio Uno Book 1995 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1995 Energy and enviro

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Produce-Consume-and-Recycle“Sustainable development” is the key word in our effort to restructure our society to make it amenable to global environment. In reality, however, the self-perpetuating expansion of our economy does not seem to automatically induce changes in industrial technology and lifestyle leading to sustainable development.

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Environment-Related R&DWe have seen in Chapter 2 that environmental issue, which in general terms can be expressed as the output of various pollutants per geographic area, can be formulated as the multiple of four factors, namely:

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Lifestyle and Environment, urbanization, service orientation, and new technology and products, among other influencing factors. The changes are sometimes induced by legal stipulation, various public policy, and provision of social infrastructure, but for the most part lifestyle is regarded as something that cannot be manipu

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Transportationtion services fall outside it. In dealing with the environment, however, one has to tackle the full scope of transportation, and this provides another reason why we have to go beyond the well-established economic account and start compiling an environmental account.

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Resource Endowment and International Linkagesstic supply is not sufficient to meet the demand, and Japan is a typical example. In other words, we have a situation where the final demand such as consumption and investment in Japan triggers a series of interindustry transactions within the economy, which then turns to foreign suppliers for raw m

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Social, Economic, and Environmental Data Setof natural resources. The concept of sustainable socioeconomic development has received increased attention in recent years. Along with many others, Nordhaus and Tobin in 1972 noted, “there are some socially productive assets (for example, the environment) that do not appear in any balance sheets. T