ENVIRONMENTAL
MANAGERS
POLLUTION MANAGEMENT
MODEL
Humans have polluted the environment through the process of
extracting needed resources in order to further develop our economic well-being we are found upon. This realization has led us to construct
pollution management models in order to create awareness of the situation, and
in turn, appeal to ethical and moral duties to the environment. The PPM model seeks to manage pollution in a
three step complex process: replace, regulate, and restore. Replace seeks to replace
the problem with outside sources of help. Regulate seeks to the implementation
of norms to stop or reduce harming pollution emissions. And finally, restore, seeks
to fixing it.
Model as follows:
Process of pollution strategies for reducing
impacts
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Human activity producing pollutant
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Replacing strategies
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Release of pollutant to environment
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Possible regulation
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Impact on environment
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Restore options
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That being said, it is vital to state that these actions
show concern towards the environment. And that it has emerged due to the realization
that human dependence on the environment is inevitable. In addition, this
proves that human concern on the system rather than on individual things is
being performed, just as Aldo Leopold stated in his essay “The land ethic”
works cited
"Environmental Impact Statement." Grolier Multimedia Encyclopedia. Grolier Online, 2013. Web. 10 Apr. 2013
Talbot, Lee M. "Environmental Economics." Grolier Multimedia Encyclopedia. Grolier Online, 2013. Web. 10 Apr. 2013.
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