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 Basically, it is a question of balance. Development must continue; people have a right to food and shelter and, where resources allow, to an improved quality of life. But if ecosystems are to be preserved, the focus of future development must be on its ecological sustainability. Economic incentives alone are insufficient. Social and environmental factors also need to be considered, as does the careful use of resources.
Ecologically sustainable development requires effective environmental management and planning. Such input enables governments, industries and individuals to understand better the vital relationship between people and the world in which they live. It also provides the means to manage that relationship more responsibly. |
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CARBON SERVICES
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Do you want to know more about reducing the exposure of your business to climate
change? SMEC can provide innovative and integrated solutions to minimize climate
change risks and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Click
here to download
our Carbon Service brochure.
SUSTAINABLE ENERGY
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How sustainable is your organization’s energy utilisation? To discover how you
can improve efficiency and reliability, reduce costs, and satisfy environmental,
community and development goals, click
here to download our
Sustainable Energy brochure.
For
further information, please contact:
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General
Manager, Water and Environment
Telephone: (61) 2 9925 5555
Facsimile: (61) 2 9925 5566
E-mail : sydreception@smec.com.au |
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