The term ‘Sustainable Development’ can be traced back to Brundtland Commission and it has received multiple attention. The World Commission on Environment and Development defined it as a way to ensure that the welfare of the current generation is met, without jeopardizing the rights
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Since the end of the 19th century, China has undergone a huge industrial transformation, from the construction and manufacturing to the energy-led heavy industry, including chemical production, steel forging, etc.
This article takes the Dutch banking organization structure as an example, analyzes its changes in recent years, and uses it to explore the law of structural changes in multinational banking organizations.
In today’s society, all cities in the world face various urbanisation issues, especially those affected by climate, and therefore, it is particularly important to focus on the various issues in the urbanisation process and promote sustainable urban development worldwide.
According to the latest report by the Iranian Customs Office, cited by the Iranian Financial Tribune on 6 October, Iran’s exports increased by 61 per cent in the six months to 30 September, reaching a total value of US$21.8 billion, up 47 per cent on the same period last year.
The study, a collaboration between the non-profit Center for Biological Diversity, Friends of the Earth and the University of Maryland, provides one of the most comprehensive analyses of the impact of pesticides on soils.
Since the beginning of the new crown epidemic, masks seem to have been a good way to fight the virus. In the early days of the epidemic in China, masks were in short supply and many manufacturers who did not make masks then stepped up their production of masks just to make them available to more people and also to reduce the shrinking revenues of their own businesses due to the epidemic
The plastic production has grown exponentially since the 1950s. Despite its benefits, the negative implications are concerning. The rise of single-use and disposable plastic products leads to the increase in plastic waste.
There is a big difference between Asia and Europe in their perceptions of risks and opportunities. As Asia’s social system environment is relatively turbulent, they trust past experience and are more uncertain about risks.
As a result of the epidemic, the US economy suffered severe losses, firstly the US stock market plunged and melted down, followed by the plunge in oil prices, while the US unemployment figures once again broke historical records