Given these findings, suggestions are made regarding the necessary future direction of environmental policy.
All other hypotheses are also supported, and suggestions regarding the necessary future direction of environmental policy are made.
As far as the literature on sustainable development is concerned, this tends to view economic growth as limited by the finiteness of environmental resources.
On the other hand, there is a substantial amount of phenotypic covariance, and genetic and shared environmental influences contribute substantially to this overlap.
It is to be expected that the genetic, environmental and non-shared influences on these two variables would differ somewhat, and possibly substantially.
Environmental experience also can affect brain chemistry by altering neurotransmitter synthesis, transmitter receptor synthesis, and transmitter uptake systems.
Externalities do not lead to institutional failure, they are a form of institutional failure - environmental problems are frequently symptoms of such failure.
The basis for determining the allocation of forest areas for timber production and environmental functions has been largely historical.
