Altruism and the evolution of resource generalism and specialism by Bonsall, M, Wright, A

“…Coupling appropriate evolutionary game and ecological dynamics lead to novel expectations in the feedbacks between social behaviors and population dynamics for understanding classic ecological problems.…”

Altruism and the evolution of resource generalism and specialism. by Bonsall, M, Wright, A

“…Coupling appropriate evolutionary game and ecological dynamics lead to novel expectations in the feedbacks between social behaviors and population dynamics for understanding classic ecological problems.…”

Title production and characterization of plastic from marine algae by Nadarajan, Ramanan

“…The two main objective of this research is to test the viability of using marine algae as a profound bio-filler for the production of plastic where the plastic produce will have the tendency to reduce usage of non-renewable recourse which contributes to severe ecological problems. The second objective is to characterize the plastic blend produced using marine algae via physical, mechanical and thermal testing. …”
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THE ROLE OF THE CODE OF ETHICS IN THE CONTEMPORARY FIRMS ACTIVITY by ANDREEA GANGONE, CAMELIA CHIRILA

“…The field of economic affairs, strongly marked by the effects of the economic globalization process development, by the manifestation of the knowledge-based economy and by the moral, ecological and social consciousness of contemporary economic organizations, within the framework of the aggravation of some social and ecological problems, faces today the need for various fundamental changes, starting from the reconsideration of the validity of those principles that have governed it for the last decades. …”
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Challenges for Nanotechnology by Johann Michael Köhler

“…Besides the already established fields of nanotechnology, there is a big expectation about technical progress and solution to essential economic, medical, and ecological problems by means of nanotechnology. Nanotechnology can only meet these expectations if fundamental progress behind the recent state of the art can be achieved. …”
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COMMODIFICATION OF NATURE IN SILA by Aydın Görmez, Necip Karabulak

“…From this point of view, the share of reason and will is inevitable for every individual of the society in seeking for a solution against ecological problems in general. As a result of this reality, in the industrialized world, where ecological interests are ignored, ecological sensitivity and consciousness in the face of commodification of nature are gradually diminishing. …”
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Metropolitan Regions: Challenges for Sustainability and Governance of Periurban Areas in Brazil. by Prof. Dr. Martin Coy, Dr. Simone Sandholz, Dr. Tobias Töpfer, Dr. Frank Zirkl

“…Especially the most populous Brazilian metropolitan areas have to deal with peri-urban development challenges like the lack of infrastructure and public security or new forms of fragmentation that come along with social and ecological problems. Overcoming these challenges is a remarkable task for the municipal, regional and national level. …”
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Mourning Rivers by Joanna Tusznio, Marianna Strzelecka

“…Organizing funerals for nature has become an important element of mourning the death of “loved ones” and fighting for their revival, thus drawing the attention of the wider society to ecological problems. In discourses seen as central to attracting support and making changes real, nature is represented using powerful metaphors of life and death. …”
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Ecological Discourse Analysis for Attitude Resources in President Xi Jinping’s Discourses by Zhang Yu, Wu Jiarui

“…Nowadays, ecological problems arouses the universal concern of people all over the world. …”
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Polysaccharides for Biodegradable Packaging Materials: Past, Present, and Future (Brief Review) by Kristine V. Aleksanyan

“…The ecological problems emerging due to accumulation of non-biodegradable plastics are becoming more and more urgent. …”
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Ecological and environmental effects of urban transformation: An example in Turkey by Mustafa Aslan, Merve Dundar

“…The urban transformation has become a necessity as a result of the historical process, unplanned construction, change of tools and equipment in transportation, environmental and ecological problems, and social activities. For this reason, urban transformation applications have been started in Sur. …”
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Preliminary evaluation of the role of activated carbon in soil/water remediation by Viktor Mukhin, Nicolai Koroleov, Valentina Mednyak, Tudor Lupascu, Elena Culighin

“…This paper presents brief scientific information concerning the role of activated carbons (AC) in solving economic and ecological problems in our society. Data concerning synthesis and adsorption of new activated carbons, used for soil remediation and wastewater treatment are depicted. …”
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The “Greening” of Daoism by Ellen Y. Zhang

“…The paper intends to show that although some of the ecological issues we address today may not be the major concerns of ancient Daoism, and that the complexity of the ecological problems and solutions are dependent on modern technology, it will not prevent us from taking Daoism as a cultural resource with which we can examine the human place in nature in view of the current environmental crisis. …”
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Checklist of aphyllophoroid fungi (Agaricomycetes, Basidiomycota) in boreal forests of the Solovetsky Archipelago (Arkhangelsk Region, European Russia) by Oleg Ezhov, Ivan Zmitrovich, Anna Ruokolainen

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Pro-Dominion Attitudes toward Nature in Western Culture: First Cracks in the Narrative by Bina Nir

“…Our civilization’s interference in nature is the source of numerous ecological problems. This study will employ a genealogical methodology to examine the “man’s dominion over nature” approach, which is deeply rooted in Western culture. …”
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Kierunki zmian społecznych w publicystyce anarchistycznej lat dziewięćdziesiątych by Paweł Malendowicz

“…The article describes a relation of the anarchistic movement to: democracy, political eûtes, the Church, army, mass media, ecological problems, globalization, the union of Europe. …”
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CONSERVATION OF RUSSIAN ARCTIC BIODIVERSITY by Arkady Tishkov

“…The development of areas of traditional wildlife management could solve both ethno-cultural and ecological problems, including the conservation of terrestrial Arctic biota.…”
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Dialog Interreligius-Kultural dan Civil Religion (Studi atas Paguyuban Ngesti Tunggal (Pangestu) by Muryana Muryana

“…With some verses that describe the ecological problems, the formulation can be used as 'green religion', namely religion that requires people to practice Islam stressing the integral relationship between faith and the environment (all natural). …”
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Accepting collective responsibility for the future by Gardiner, S

“…Existing institutions do not seem well-designed to address paradigmatically global, intergenerational and ecological problems, such as climate change. 1 In particular, they tend to crowd out intergenerational concern, and thereby facilitate a “tyranny of the contemporary” in which successive generations exploit the future to their own advantage in morally indefensible ways (albeit perhaps unintentionally). …”

Ecological security and military organization in the digital age by Mačak Zoran, Kankaraš Milan, Đorđević Dejan R.

“…Preoccupation of the public with ecological problems escalated during the last decades of the 20th century, and it has incredibly increased during this century, as well. …”
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