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Natural Resources, Classification of Natural Potential, Sustainable Development

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Rajović G., Bulatović J.
World News of Natural Sciences
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2017
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vol. 6
12-27
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Natural resources are limited, whether as a non-renewable or renewable. Planet Earth has a natural capacity and it is given for the human community. The current pace of development of the world economy and the accelerated population growth are threatened and may soon lead to exhaustion of non-renewable energy resources and exceed the speed of regeneration of renewable resources (water, energy, food), thus leading into questioning the survival of human communities and future generations. Only through the application of the principles of sustainable development (sustainable use of resources) and implementation of logic survival one can assure safe and steady growth to be followed by present and future needs of human being.
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Environmental Awareness Population in City Municipality of Zvezdara (Belgrade) – for the Sustainable Zvezdarske Forest

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Bulatović J., Rajović G.
World News of Natural Sciences
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2018
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vol. 16
1-17
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Since the 1980s, various organizations have promoted learning about the environment. This follows efforts by both governments and ecological associations to set stricter environmental standards. Beginning in the 1990s, ecological associations have tried a new approach - applying economic incentives to address environmental pollution, as well as global environmental problems. However, while environmental awareness has improved in recent years, a gap between people’s attitude and action as regards environmental issues has been pointed out. What people actually do, does not truly reflect high environmental consciousness [1]. Such contradiction between attitude and action has been mentioned in several studies [see 2-6]. The aim of this paper is to review environmental awareness, for example, that in the City Municipality of Zvezdara (Belgrade) for sustainable forestry in Zvezdarske forest.
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