Disabling Analysis

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changing the world have provided short-term luxuries, when it comes to the big picture of preserving the earth’s natural resources for years to come, humans have failed. The number of natural resources that have been used in the past twenty years has more than out numbered the amount used in the 4.6 billion years prior. Humans have chopped down countless acres of trees, used up tons and tons of fossil fuels, and polluted the air and water systems. The way humans have been using the earth cannot continue. Unless there are drastic changes made quickly, the earth will run out of resources and will no longer be able to sustain life.
The earth’s natural resources are being used up much faster than they can be reproduced, and the economies of many of the world’s countries are in turmoil. This has led us to being in a state of a global crisis.

Part II. Economic Globalization and the Global Crisis

Globalization is nothing new. It can be dated as far back as to the Spanish ...

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to the consumer, economic globalization ensues. The more that third world countries work towards development, the larger this crisis grows.
In 1900, only 4,192 cars had been built in the United States. In 2001, it was estimated that 450 million passenger cars traveled every day (The Physics Factbook) With a global population almost reaching 7 billion people worldwide; there are approximately 15 humans per car. The logistics of social sustainability are staggering. Social sustainability can be defined as development that is compatible with the harmonious evolution of civil society, fostering an environment conductive to the compatible contribution of culturally and socially diverse ...

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