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Is development helping environment?
no
What's more important your environment or your economic development?
Neither and both. You can have economic development, which in the long term in unsustainable, and protect the environment at the same time. At some point though economic development will have to come to a halt if we want to preserve the environment, and the environment is what supports our lives, so ultimately the environment will win out; it must.
Is sandbox an antivirus?
No, a sandbox is a development environment.
Would sustainable development be a positive or negative for the environment?
Sustainable Development would be Positive for the environment. Sustainable means it causes no damage as it time goes on.
What is the development viewpoint towards the environment?
The Development Viewpoint towards the environment is the belief that humans should be able to freely use and benefit from all of earth's resources. It considers the environment in terms of economics. -Desdemondia
What difference do environment culture government and state of development make in land used?
difference do environment,culture,government,and state of development make in land use?
The ability of nations to sustain economic development while protecting the environment is called?
sustainable development.
What do you mean by business environment?
Environment refers to surroundings and conditions bearing upon the development of business.
What is Microsoft visual?
It's a software development environment.
Why should businesses have concern for the environment?
They Less Development
Can Heridity and environment pose threat to the development of intelligence?
Environment certainly plays a big role in social development, but so also do parents, friends and even pets.
What are the causes and effects of population to Environment - Health - Development and resources?
A larger population causes damage to the environment, which in turn has a negative effect on health, development, and the availability of resources.
