Social problems Flashcards

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Define sustainability

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provisioning enough to have decent life for everyone now and in the future

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Name some examples between environmental degradation and social problems

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  • poor countries have fewer resources for clean technology
  • poor people cannot invest in energy-efficient products
  • low-skilled workers cannot operate clean equipment
  • in badly managed areas environmental regulation is not enforced
  • etc

Hypothesis: solving social problems will also solve environmental problems (sustainable development!)

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SGDs (Sustainable development goals)

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1: No poverty
* 2: Zero hunger
* 3: Good health and well-being
* 4: Quality education
* 5: Gender equality
* 6: Clean water and sanitation
* 7: Affordable and clean energy
* 8: Decent work and economic growth
* 9: Industry, innovation and infrastructure
* 10: Reduced inequalities
* 11: Sustainable cities and communities
* 12: Responsible consumption and production
13: Climate action)
* (14: Life below water)
* (15: Life on land)
* 16: Peace, justice and strong institutions
* 17: Partnerships for the goals

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Consequences of COVID pandemic

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The pandemic threatened decades of development gains, further delaying the urgent transition to greener, more inclusive economies, and throwing progress on the SGDs further off track.

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Define sweatshop

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Work situation that is crowded, unsafe, noisy, with long working hours or little breaks.

Sweatshops are not all new and have existed for many years.

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