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Resources in Our Day-to-day Life
Carsten DrebenstedtPeter Kausch
出版Peter Lang, 2004
主題Business & Economics / GeneralBusiness & Economics / Investments & Securities / Commodities / GeneralBusiness & Economics / Marketing / ResearchBusiness & Economics / Economics / GeneralBusiness & Economics / LeadershipBusiness & Economics / Purchasing & BuyingBusiness & Economics / Corporate & Business HistoryBusiness & Economics / Environmental EconomicsJuvenile Nonfiction / Science & Nature / Environmental Science & EcosystemsNature / Natural ResourcesScience / GeneralScience / Life Sciences / EcologyScience / Environmental Science
ISBN36315192579783631519257
URLhttp://books.google.com.hk/books?id=qMa1NwAACAAJ&hl=&source=gbs_api
註釋Each human being in Germany needs more than 1000 t of mineral resources in theirÿhuman being in Germany needs more than 1000 t of mineral resources inÿtheir lifetime (1.6 kg per hour) to cover their basic daily needs for housing, food, energy, communication or transport. Our industrial world lives with and off natural resources. High-tech products, such as computers, are no exception. People assume that the market will supply all the products they requireÿin in sufficient quantities and the quality they need, at low prices, when andÿand when and where they need them. Consumption will grow in line with the population and standards of living. The solution lies in produce with less material and energy but better final properties, or in renewable and recyclable resources. We must focus more on resources, water and soil, which form the basis of our daily lives.