Environmental problems in two development regions: region center and region Bucharest-Ilfov

Authors

  • Elisabeta ROŞU Institute of Agricultural Economics Romanian Academy

Keywords:

environmental problems, regional analysis

Abstract

The environmental problems are phenomena determined by essential modifications that are produced in nature under man’s influence. Initially the environmental problems have a local origin, yet they affect large areas and finally become regional or global problems.We experience a development crisis with a natural-human character, which gets worse the balance of compatibility between the natural environment and that created by man, with consequences which become irreversible in time and space, implying an increasingly large number of people being able to endanger life evolution at world level where: „Poverty is an enemy of the environment as big as the richness” (V. Tufescu, M. Tufescu, 1981).    

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Published

2011-06-29

How to Cite

ROŞU, E. (2011). Environmental problems in two development regions: region center and region Bucharest-Ilfov. Annals of Spiru Haret University. Economic Series, 11(2), 127–134. Retrieved from https://www.anale.spiruharet.ro/economics/article/view/11213

Issue

Vol. 11 No. 2 (2011)

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ACADEMIA PAPERS

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