The Ecological Footprint adds up all the ecological services people demand that compete for space. It includes the biologically productive area (or biocapacity) needed for crops, grazing land, ...

Historic canals provide “vital” corridors of waterways, hedgerows and habitats for wildlife to move through the landscape, the charity which cares for them has said. The Canal & River Trust ...

Social work extends beyond the simple management of social suffering to a comprehensive approach to care. The most vulnerable ...

Ecological overshoot is measured using ecological footprint analysis, which assesses humanity’s total demand on nature’s services over a one-year period compared to the capability of biologically ...

A person’s ecological footprint is a measure of their impact on the environment. The average ecological footprint of each human is currently 2.3 hectares of land. This area is bigger than 3 ...

The Future Bag also embodies the goal of zero waste going to landfills by 2020, and the idea of one planet living at large, which means we cut down on our ecological footprints to ensure the ...

if governments forged policies and invested in technologies to regulate the expansion of humanity’s ecological footprint. Prominent economists disagreed with the report’s methodology and ...

Our City 2030 is part of WWF’s efforts to endorse sustainable cities, support learning and participation and reduce the Ecological footprint on our planet. The project focuses on strengthening youth ...

Firms need to prioritise ecologically responsible building practices to manage the potential impacts on the valuable ...

Supply and demand can cause issues for forest management. If the customer demands more timber because of an increase in purchasing, a forest management organisation could struggle as trees will ...