Titlebook: Risks Related to Environmental, Social and Governmental Issues (ESG); Marielle de Jong,Dan diBartolomeo Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applic

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Marielle De Jong,Cécile Diana,Julie Malboisment and Development—that consumption was seriously addressed by the global community. The consensus that emerged was that the global South had a “population” problem and the global North had a “consumption,” or more correctly, an “overconsumption” problem. It proved to be a durable formulation. Wit

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Frank J. Fabozzi,Peck Wah Ng,Diana E. Tunaruace the greatest risks from the effects of climate change (IPCC, 2014; Roberts & Parks, 2007; Vanderheiden, 2008). Yet the inequalities in the transition to a more ecologically sustainable and less carbon-intensive economy have received less attention, particularly as governments, businesses, and en

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Moritz Immel,Britta Hachenberg,Florian Kiesel,Dirk Schiereckment and Development—that consumption was seriously addressed by the global community. The consensus that emerged was that the global South had a “population” problem and the global North had a “consumption,” or more correctly, an “overconsumption” problem. It proved to be a durable formulation. Wit

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Moonsoo Kang,K. G. Viswanathan,Nancy A. White,Edward J. Zychowiczcause of climate change bringing unpredictability in parameters such as temperature, precipitation, snow, ice cover, and other climatic conditions (IPCC, 2002). Changes in the atmospheric abundance of greenhouse gases and aerosols, in solar radiation, and in land surface properties alter the energy

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Olaf Stotznment into three primary compartments: air, water, and land (soil). Pollution problems then are grouped into three categories: air pollution, water pollution, and solid waste pollution problems. In the single-medium approach, these three categories of problems are managed independently without consi