Economic growth, carrying capacity, and the environment

Article Abstract:

Caution is necessary in interpreting the theory that economic development eventually improves the environment. Natural resources are limited, and at some point economic development will begin to cause irreparable environmental damage. Better control systems are needed.

Analysis, Economic aspects, Environmental aspects, Economic development, Sustainable development, Environmental policy

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Managing ecosystem resources

Article Abstract:

This article examines environmental resources management and the valuation of ecosystemic elements.

Models

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Physical and chemical characteristics of blast furnace, basic oxygen furnace, and electric arc furnace steel industry slags

Article Abstract:

This study examines the heavy metal contenct slag samples from 58 steel mills with furnaces.

Statistical Data Included, Slag, Slags

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