The Modernist Screenplay

Ksenofontova, Alexandra

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-50589-9

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“…Along with this, by 2025, global water consumption will affect 90% of the world's fresh water resources against the backdrop of a growing trend in food consumption by 70% and water by 20%. Almost 80% of the volume of virtual water (water "invested in goods") is accounted for by agricultural products [6]. However, almost one fifth of the world's grain producers use water unsustainably, causing a slowdown in agricultural growth and contributing to an increase in water scarcity.…”

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Economic and Environmental Factors in the Concept of Regional Sustainable Development

2021

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Ultimately, the goal of economic development is to improve the quality and standard of living of the population. Today, this integral indicator is determined not only by economic parameters, but also by a number of other components, among which an important role is assigned to environmental ones. In this regard, theoretical and practical studies of reproduction systems come to the fore, which make it possible to guarantee economic growth with the preservation of natural and ecological potential in the face of aggravation of global problems of mankind. The issue of choosing a new model of economic development has been actualized for Russia, in particular, by the policy of sanctions and a reduction in export revenues. The circular economy fully meets all these pressing issues of our time, ensuring a reduction in the dependence of economic growth on the resource intensity of production and consumption, contributing to the economic and environmental development of Russian regions, while reducing the level of environmental pollution. This is especially true for regions which economy is based on mining. The article analyzes the economic and environmental factors influencing the formation and development of a closed-cycle economy as one of the new forms of management that ultimately contribute to the sustainable development of regions.

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