The road towards Sustainability

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The Road towards Sustainability

Islands – global lessons

08/11/2023 Lecture 2. The road toward sustainability The Road towards Sustainability Islands
from micro-worlds
The environmental dilemma – a history of scientists and social constructions
Baltic region eco-strategies
What we live on?
Paradigms of sustainability
The road to sustainability

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Literature

The Road towards Sustainability. A historical perspective.

08/11/2023 Lecture 2. The road toward sustainability Literature The Road towards Sustainability.
S.Sorling (Ed.) – Uppsala: BUP, 1997. – 48 p.
Программа действий. Повестка дня на 21 век и другие документы конференции в Рио-де-Жанейро в популярном изложении / Сост.: М.Китинг. – Женева: Центр «За наше общее будущее», 1993. – 70 с.
Дейлі Г. Поза зростанням. Економічна теорія сталого розвитку. – К.: Інтелсфера, 2002. – 312 с.
Daly, H. and Farley J. Ecological Economics. Principles and applications. – Washington: Island Press, 2004. – 454 p.
WEF, 2012. More with Less: Scaling Sustainable Consumption and Resource Efficiency Report. Industry agenda
Meadows D. et al. Limits to Growth, - 1972.

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4. What we live on?

Natural resources and

08/11/2023 Lecture 2. The road toward sustainability 4. What we live on? Natural resources and exergy
exergy

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General comments

Each ecosystem has to be supplied

08/11/2023 Lecture 2. The road toward sustainability General comments Each ecosystem has
with energy & matter;
Without such a supply there is a dead matter;
Societal systems are supplied according to the same principles as a natural systems;
There is demand for water, food, metals, oil, fuels, etc.

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4.1. Criteria of natural resources assessment

In

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order for a quantity of matter in the ecosystem to be classified as natural resource such five criteria must be fulfilled:
Availability;
Technology;
Access;
Economic efficiency;
Environment (ecology).

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4.2. Political and social conditions as a

08/11/2023 Lecture 2. The road toward sustainability 4.2. Political and social conditions
further criteria

Knowledge;
Public opinion;
Scale (World Economic Forum, 2012: we leave in era of scaling) .
We must all think globally and act locally.

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Pre-analytical View of Ecological Economics (Farley et

08/11/2023 Lecture 2. The road toward sustainability Pre-analytical View of Ecological Economics (Farley et al, 2005)
al, 2005)

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Optimal Scale (1) Empty World
Economy

Matter

Energy

Matter

Energy

Recycle

Ecosystem

Solar energy

Heat

Economic

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services

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Optimal Scale (2) Full World
Economy

Matter

Energy

Matter

Energy

Recycle

Solar energy

Heat

Economic

08/11/2023 Lecture 2. The road toward sustainability Optimal Scale (2) Full World
services

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4.3. The complexity of the energy realm

08/11/2023 Lecture 2. The road toward sustainability 4.3. The complexity of the
(sphere)

Holistic fashion for considering
(sources, production, distribution, use, impacts)
Human ecology: multidimensional point of view;
Study of energy as a clue (розгадка) to measures for conservation
Complexity, caused by:
humans themselves, their knowledge, attitudes and habits;
Differences between individuals and groups.

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4.3. The complexity of the energy realm

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(sphere) (2)

Every living species has own model for obtaining matter and energy from the surrounding system;
Struggle for life is basically a struggle for matter and energy;
Food supply to humans is a part of the energy supply to whole society!??
Affluent societies are full of ‘energy slaves’ (100 per person);

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4.3. The complexity of the energy realm

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(3) Baltic region: structure of energy consumption (1997)

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4.4. Energy Growth in Scandinavia

5 %

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per year over a period of 200 years;
Exponential growth – a doubling time of 15 years;
A remarkable changes in the growth patterns:
1973 - world oil market price raised by a factor of four;
1979 - world oil market price raised by a factor of three;
Oil consumption per person drastically DECREASE from four m3 in 1973 to two m3 now (nuclear power);
Industrialized countries reduced oil consumption;
Instead poor countries have some increment.

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4.5. The Principles of Energy Supply

The

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energy concept was discovered by J.P.Joule and others in 1840;
Basic laws in thermodynamics in the following decades;
Energy was defined as a quantity concept;
Without attention to the quality of energy;
But only high enough quality energy makes an ‘energy source’!

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4.5. The Principles of Energy Supply (2)

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The first law in thermodynamics:
the quantity of energy is always preserved!

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4.5. The Principles of Energy Supply (3)

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The high quality energy makes an ‘energy source’, meet the system’s demand;
All processes in the system are maintained at the cost of degradation of the quality of energy;
In the end there is only low-temperature heat left. It appears as background energy which is engulfed in the surrounding ecosystem (поглинута);
All ecosystems are loaded by background energy, even in dead state.

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4.6. Exergy

The word was created in 1953

08/11/2023 Lecture 2. The road toward sustainability 4.6. Exergy The word was
by German engineer Z.Rant;
reflect quality of energy as well as quantity;
It can be defined only with reference to a system in question and its environment;
Hence this is ideal model for environmental energy discussion.

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4.6. Exergy (2) The maintenance theory

The system

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A contains some agent (both living species or working machine)

It is in perpetual interaction with its environment A0;

Without maintenance, the processes in system A will cease – ‘heat death’ or ‘thermodynamic equilibrium’ of system A and environment A0.

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4.6. Exergy (3) The maintenance theory

The second

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law in thermodynamics:

These changes are irreversible:
Exegy is consumed, .....................Energy is dissipated.

High entropy

Low entropy

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4.6. Exergy (4)

Exergy is the name of

08/11/2023 Lecture 2. The road toward sustainability 4.6. Exergy (4) Exergy is
such energy that can be utilized as an energy source;
Exergy is the most important ingredient in the supply flow to a system;
Exergy defines a content of structure and structuring capability that can cause growth, organization, development, evolution, sustenance or maintenance of life or other activities.

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4.7. The principle of recycling

The conservation law

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of thermodynamics:
Atomic matter and energy can stay in their locations or flow from one system to another but can never disappear.

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5. Paradigms of sustainability

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Essence of Sustainable Development

“Sustainable Development meets the

08/11/2023 Lecture 2. The road toward sustainability Essence of Sustainable Development “Sustainable
needs of present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their needs”.
(Brundtland Report, 1987)
Development – is a qualitative concept incorporating ideas about improvement and including cultural, social as well as economic dimensions (getting ‘better’).
Growth implying quantitative expansion only (getting ‘bigger’).
Inter- and intra-generational equity. Resource distribution.

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Sustainable Development aimed

“To maximize simultaneously the biological

08/11/2023 Lecture 2. The road toward sustainability Sustainable Development aimed “To maximize
systems goals (generic diversity, resistance, biological productivity), economic systems goals (satisfaction of basic needs, enhancement of equity, increasing useful goods and services), and social system goals (cultural diversity, institutional sustainability, social justice, participation)”.
(Barbier, 1987)

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Sustainable Development involves

Economic efficiency;
Environmental integrity;
Social justice.

08/11/2023 Lecture 2. The road toward sustainability Sustainable Development involves Economic efficiency; Environmental integrity; Social justice.

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Subsystems (pillars) of sustainability:

Biological, economic, and social
Sustainability

08/11/2023 Lecture 2. The road toward sustainability Subsystems (pillars) of sustainability: Biological,
is a relationship between dynamic human economic systems and dynamic but slower ecological systems, in which:
Human life can develop indefinitely;
Human individuals can flourish;
Human culture can develop and
Effects of human activities remain within bounds so as not to destroy the diversity, complexity and functioning of the ecological life-support system.
Robert Constanza (1992)

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5.2. Paradigms of Sustainability (example, pattern)

Uncertainties are

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fundamental to policy decisions;
Causal relations unknown;
Hence, two type of uncertainty in decision-making:
Incomplete knowledge of dose-effect relations;
Differing appraisals of the natural environment or robustness and fragility of nature.

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5.2. Paradigms of Sustainability (2) ‘define the

08/11/2023 Lecture 2. The road toward sustainability 5.2. Paradigms of Sustainability (2)
corners of the playing field’ (Latestein, 1994)

Utilizing paradigm – impacts of human activity on the environment can be absorbed, risks are small, technology is self-regulatory and will change within certain limits;
Saving paradigm – the environment has a limited absorbing capacity hence mankind must adjust to lower level of consumption;
Managing paradigm – nature is vulnerable and solution is technologies that adapt to the environmental conditions, as consumption levels cannot be drastically altered;
Preserving paradigm – nature is very fragile; society is very flexible hence behavioral changes should be made.

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5.2. Paradigms of Sustainability (3) (Orr, 1992)

Technological

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sustainability:
Each problem has a technological answer or market solution;
Understanding and manipulating of environmental processes;
Economic growth is essential;
Ecological sustainability:
Transition to post-modern world;
Acquire skills to live much more poorly then we do;
Moral improvement;
‘a systematic effort to restore and preserve traditional knowledge of the land and its function’ (Orr, 1994)

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5.3. Carrying capacity, ecological equilibrium and Plimsoll

08/11/2023 Lecture 2. The road toward sustainability 5.3. Carrying capacity, ecological equilibrium
lines

Carrying capacity (of an area of land in connection with human populations and societies) is usually expressed as the largest population which can be maintained on it in ecological equilibrium (given the prevailing method of resource exploitation);
(Wilkinson, 1973)
Plimsoll lines ‘helps us to keep the economic scale within ecological carrying capacity’ (Daly, 1988).
Plimsoll lines (painted on the hull) indicate the maximum loading capacity of a ship. Depend on salinity of water, weather conditions etc.

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Headline Indicators of Sustainability

Ecological footprint;
Green GDP (gross

08/11/2023 Lecture 2. The road toward sustainability Headline Indicators of Sustainability Ecological
domestic product);
Genuine Savings Index;
Living planet index.

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5.4. Ecological footprint

the total area that

08/11/2023 Lecture 2. The road toward sustainability 5.4. Ecological footprint the total
each population uses for all categories of consumption and waste discharge.
Reflect the ecological deficit or global overshoot (excessive use of land or and water areas).
Ecological footprint of industrialized countries many times greater then in developing countries.

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5.5. Environmental utilization space (Siebert, 1982)

the usable dynamic

08/11/2023 Lecture 2. The road toward sustainability 5.5. Environmental utilization space (Siebert,
space of the environment bounded by various Plimsoll lines and having three dimensions:
depletion of resources;
degree of pollution;
loss of naturalness in the physical environment.

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5.6. Co-evolution and the ‘patchwork guilt’ (Norgaard, 1994)

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Co-evolution

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between cultural and ecological systems;
A co-evolutionary paradigm;
Restoring and preserving traditional knowledge and natural resources use.

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6. The road to sustainability

Establishing an international

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agenda
Common sea resources
Environmental movement and UN (R.Carson (1962), S.Oden (1967) etc.)
The Club of Rome: “Limits to Growth” by D.Meadows et al, 1972
UN Conference on Human Environment, Stockholm, 1972;
UN Conference on Environment and Development, Earth Summit, Rio de Janeiro, 1992;
UN Johannesburg Summit, 2002;
Earth Summit 2012: Vision, Cooperation, Transformation

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OBJECTIVES:
Securing Political Commitment to Sustainable Development
Assessing Progress

08/11/2023 Lecture 2. The road toward sustainability OBJECTIVES: Securing Political Commitment to
Towards Internationally Agreed Commitments
New and Emerging Challenges
THEMES
Green Economy in the context of Poverty Eradication and Sustainable Development
Institutional Framework for Sustainable Development
http://www.earthsummit2012.org
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