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They would also help to put the eurozone – as well as the global economy – on an
environmentally
more sustainable long-term development path.
The marketers claim that these apparatuses are more
environmentally
friendly than their predecessors.
The third and fourth priorities are to boost “green” or
environmentally
sustainable production techniques and renewable energy, and to promote the structural transformation of industries and firms.
For example, it could lead to more
environmentally
friendly and resource-efficient uses of natural resources, or to investment in services that are more responsive to human needs and better attuned to human interaction.
Instead, these officials have decided to refocus ADB operations on three areas: inclusive economic growth,
environmentally
sustainable growth, and regional integration, with a heavy emphasis on private-sector development.
For example, effective risk management and longer-term policy objectives would be better aligned if regulators reduced capital requirements for banks that extend loans for climate-resilient and
environmentally
friendly investments.
Should we really be diverting resources away from efforts to tackle poverty and hunger in developing countries to raise awareness about
environmentally
conscious lifestyles?
Too often, this funding serves a cosmetic purpose – making donors appear
environmentally
friendly – rather than effecting genuine change.
The most dramatic breakthrough of this kind occurred when General Electric, one of the world’s most important, innovative, and respected companies, announced that it was going “green” with a major new corporate focus on
environmentally
sound technologies and a commitment to limit its own greenhouse gas emissions.
Whether they explode or not, these compounds are hardly benign environmentally, posing risks for both ecosystems and human health.
Developing an
environmentally
friendly agriculture for a hot and crowded planet will require the most advanced agricultural methods available, including GM techniques.
In May 2012, banking regulators from ten countries asked my organization, the International Finance Corporation (IFC), to help them establish the Sustainable Banking Network (SBN) to fund initiatives that are “greener,
environmentally
friendly, and socially inclusive.”
But the simple truth is that buying non-organic is far more cost-effective, more humane, and more
environmentally
responsible.
That is socially, morally, and
environmentally
wasteful.
The focus is no longer on what is
environmentally
desirable or on the measures needed to keep climate change in check; rather, it is on what is politically feasible – the possibilities and constraints of the negotiating process, especially with a view to securing broad participation.
Global cooperation on energy technologies is needed both to increase supplies and to ensure that energy use is
environmentally
safe, especially to head off man-made climate change from the use of fossil fuels.
But only if research is doubled to create new energy-efficient technologies will we eventually consume less energy overall and more energy in an
environmentally
friendly way.
But success is possible only if they can adopt
environmentally
sustainable techniques that preserve and enhance soil and groundwater.
Indeed, increasing
environmentally
sustainable farming among smallholders around the world will require reshaping national policies and the architecture of public and private investment so that farmers can learn these techniques, witness their value, and employ them profitably.
Yet, even if these massive and
environmentally
damaging structures were installed, they would be unable to produce enough energy reliably.
As US President Donald Trump’s administration threatens to dismantle vital environmental protections, some of which have existed for decades, business leaders are increasingly recognizing – and acting upon – the need for
environmentally
sustainable policies.
So it is not enough simply to oppose Trump’s
environmentally
damaging policies; businesses need to get his administration on their side, so that the US authorities create an environment that encourages sustainable practices and green innovation.
They need to understand much better how to prioritize road, rail, power, and port investments; how to make investments
environmentally
sustainable by moving to a low-carbon energy system; how to train young workers for decent jobs, not only low-wage service-sector employment; and how to build social capital, in an age when there is little trust and considerable corruption.
They have become increasingly convinced that “green finance” – financing
environmentally
sustainable growth – should be at the center of economic-development strategies.
Because we all enjoy the benefits of globalization, Havel taught us, we must all also strive to make this world a freer, safer, more just, more
environmentally
sustainable, and more democratic place for everyone.
And, in the absence of an effective carbon price or other incentives,
environmentally
friendly investment very often will not qualify, even if the Commission has formally declared that such investments should be given priority.
Economic growth that is socially inclusive and
environmentally
sustainable is a very European idea, one that has now been embraced globally in the United Nations’ 2030 Agenda and its 17 Sustainable Development Goals, as well as in the 2015 Paris climate agreement.
Such resources are not only
environmentally
beneficial, but also diversify energy supplies by creating a domestically controlled alternative.
Instead of offering unsustainable and
environmentally
damaging subsidies for fossil fuels, public finance should encourage the development of new industries and businesses that are emerging in the course of the low-carbon transition.
Most of these new varieties are designed to resist crop-ravaging pests and diseases, so that farmers can adopt
environmentally
friendlier no-till practices and use more benign herbicides.
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