4 Pillars of Sustainability - No. 4 Economic Health (Material prosperity, education, employment and fair trade). by J Fahy

Bennet

2013-03-15 02:26:29 UTC

This one is talking about the different companies that get cash as soon as you open the tap for the last ten years.

Andrea

2013-03-15 02:28:58 UTC

In US, they made a rule that every time you to go 1 m3,

for irrigation, you will need to pay 50 cents

Michael Kim

2013-03-15 02:30:11 UTC

In my issue card it told me that one in

6 countries suffer food shortages, because

of climate change. From the 1980's-1990's the production rate

of wheat was high, but as the years flew by the production

rate in 2000 was surprising low. In the 1990s the farmers

produced 65 billion tonnes of wheat. But when it got to 2000

the farmers only produced 9 million grains of rice.

Mimi L

2013-03-15 02:32:05 UTC

My article is about rural areas. It says the 155 million people will decrease in the time of 15 years.

I think it means that no one will be left in maybe 100 years later and people will get extinct.

Bennet

2013-03-15 02:36:47 UTC

The world is making a huge amount of food right now, and the advertising amount alone is US$26.1bn and accounted for 4 percent of food expenditures in 2000.

Michael Kim

2013-03-15 02:40:45 UTC

Right now 50% of earth's population lives in towns and cities,

by 2030 people have been thinking of this proportion is going to be projected to increases to 60%.

Andrea

2013-03-15 02:42:01 UTC

In now days, machines are too powerful,

in some companies, people easily loose their job, because the machine took over them.

Morris

2013-03-15 02:42:10 UTC

My card says that people are loosing there shelter because of wa

Theodore

2013-03-15 02:43:21 UTC

Plastic bags are being wasted and thrown away faster than they degrade. The average plastic bag takes one second to manufacture, 20 seconds i use and 100-400 years to degrade

Anson

2013-03-15 02:43:52 UTC

Waste is now charging an average produce on 25 - 35% in the watse generation

Hilary

2013-03-15 02:43:52 UTC

This one is about how many developed countries get access to electricity but still some countries are not allowed to have access to the electricity and fuel for household activities or heat. There are countries in which they do not have a stove or any things to help them like cook or have a heat source.

Ellen

2013-03-15 02:44:09 UTC

By 2050 the number of people working

in europe will reduce. This is because

Kieron

2013-03-21 03:47:11 UTC

Hong Kong public housing is reducing for the homeless people that only could afford the public houses so I think that the supply and demand of the public housing is poor

Jay

2013-03-21 03:54:43 UTC

With many Economic Issues We Start To Make life A Lot Complicated

Canaan

2013-03-21 03:54:49 UTC

Maxwell

2013-03-21 03:55:49 UTC

Price booms and