Ecological sustainability

Gmeiner M., Kniefel W., Kulbe K.D., Wouters R., De Boever P., Nollet L. and Verstreate V. (2000). Influence of a synbiotic mixture consisting of Lactobacillus acidophilus 74—2 and a frue loo I i go s acc h ari dc preparation on the microbial ecology sustained in a simulation of the human intestinal microbial ecosystem (SHIME reactor) . Appl Microbiol Biotechnol, 53, 219-223. 

Abbona EA, Sarando n SJ, Marasas ME, Astier M (2007) Ecological sustainability evaluation of traditional management in different vineyard systems in Berisso, Argentina. Agric Ecosyst Environ 119 335-345... 

Trenbath, B.R. 1999. Multispecies cropping systems in India predictions of their productivity, stability, resilience and ecological sustainability. Agroforestry Systems 45(1-3) 81-107. 

It is understood as the promotion of practices by responsible businesses that are useful both for business itself and society and promote social, economic, and ecologically sustainable development through maximizing the positive impacts of business on society and minimizing the negative ones. 

Richter BD, Mathews R, Harrison DL, Eigington R. 2003. Ecological sustainable water management managing river flows for ecological integrity. Ecol Appl 13 206-224. 

The future impacts of those same chemicals on individual bodies, on communities, and on ecosystems come wrapped in still more layers of abstraction. Concern for the children of our grandchildren and ecological sustainability may deepen fears about the unintended consequences of our increasingly... 

Biosphere. Intergovernmental Conference for Rational Use and Conservation of Biosphere (UNESCO) is held early discussions of the concept of ecologically sustainable development, http //wwwunesco.org/... 

Einarsson, P. (2000). Agricultural Trade Policy — As If Food Security and Ecological Sustainability Mattered. Review and Analysis of Alternative Proposals for the Renegotiation of the WTO Agreement on Agriculture . Stockholm Forum Syd. 

Countries that are at the forefront of the development of liquid bio-fuels are Brazil and certain countries in the European Union, especially Austria, Germany, Italy, France, Hungary and the Czech Republic (see Table 1). Today, Brazil produces about 50% of its own ecologically sustainable transport fuel, an achievement that has not yet been matched by any other country in the world. Development of liquid bio-fuels in the European Union was mainly driven by ... 

The UNIDO Conference on Ecologically Sustainable Industrial Development... 

In October 1991, UNIDO convened the Ministerial Conference on Ecologically Sustainable Industrial Development (ESID), in Copenhagen, Denmark. This Conference was a milestone for the Environment Programme of the Organization and a major input, from the industry perspective, to the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development (UNCED). 

Ecological sustainability demands to defend the bases of the natural life and not to exceed the stress limits of the environment. Economic sustainability means efficient utilisation of natural resources, use of renewable materials and alternative energies, and recycling of waste. Social sustainability recognises the prerogatives of the free market economy based on the social justice and the rights of individuals. 

Ecological sustainability means not exceeding the stress limits of the environment and preserving the basis of natural life. Social sustainability needs maximum equality of opportunity, freedom and social justice. 

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