What is Environment?

Please note the use of the term "interdisciplinary". Environmental science includes chemistry, physics, biology, economics, politics and so on.

Finally we use the following definition. This is a valid definition. More accurate definitions will be given later (see the Ecology section):

There are many definitions of sustainable development, but the following definition of the Brundtland report is quoted most frequently.

As a part of it, in 2015 countries have reached agreement on sustainable development goals (SDG). These goals include 17 goals and are further divided into 169 specific goals. These goals will be achieved in 2030. The list of targets is on SDG's official website. When you click on each goal, the description and goal of that goal are displayed.

Another way to see the importance of the environment is the concept of natural capital as shown below.

The Earth system appears as a single self-control system with physical, chemical, biological and human factors.

In the United States, African Americans and Hispanics prefer to live near polluted industries and are susceptible to pollution. (Environment racial discrimination) [1]

In Brazil (and other countries), indigenous lands are illegally logged and occupied by agricultural companies.

In Indonesia, some wealthy upper-class people use their wealth to influence local governments and allow plantations to take over the forests.

In Papua New Guinea, the (largely) Australian mining company is polluting the environment. These wealthy state-owned enterprises use weak environmental regulations to increase profits. (Environmental imperialism)

The approach to the environment is how we deal with economic development and nature conservation.

What is the environment? Obviously external and surrounding conditions different from living things, it is a creature. For example, it is easy to see fish water in his environment. But is this distinction representing the actual state of scientific use? In subordinate forms of life, its relationship with the surrounding environment is simple, and maybe that is it. However, when we reach the scale of human lives, especially when we come to people civilized, we will no longer have the boundary and the line of distinction between them because the organisms and the environment permeate each other and absorb each other There will be no totally unrealistic. Or was defined in a new way. Are our cars and movies part of our organisms and environment? Of course the former is because our lives are more expressed in their words and thoughts. But they will also protect us

The relationship between biology and the environment is not static but dynamic. Environmental activities change living things, activities of living things change the environment. Furthermore, the relationship of the biological environment is not simple but complicated. The environment of every living thing includes various processes, ideas and systems, all of which can be factors in the field of biological activity. The ability of an organism to act in various situations is an example of the social nature of natural phenomena. With this "social nature", this "ability to become several things at the same time" (current philosophy 49) enables organisms to meet novelty.

What is the environment? Environment is all external conditions, factors, substances, energy, biotic and aviatic that affect organisms and other specific systems. Due to human abuse, there are certainly many problems in our environment. Many of the problems associated with human abuse within the environment are serious problems that need to be dealt with immediately. - INTRODUCTION It is well known that in today's society, most people do not like different things. They want to comply with permanent social norms. The problem is that people are starting to lack personality. If everyone acts the same way, what will become of the world? If no one accepts their differences, we may never change. This also allows us to have more judgment and concreteness for those who show personality.