This Earth, the third planet in our Solar system, was formed over four and a half billion years ago. It is the densest of all plants, and the most massive and largest of the known four rocky planets. Our Earth has a total surface area of 510 million km2, of which about 71% is below sea level (i.e. covered with water). This leaves the remaining 29% for the about 7.7 billion people that live upon this Earth.

The prime goal of every living thing upon the face of the Earth is to survive. Whether it is food, water, shelter, security or the wants and needs - each living thing – be it mankind, animals, plants and trees, birds of the air, living things in the ocean – are many and are insatiable.

Focusing on mankind, the 7.7 billion people (and counting) that live on this Earth are spread over seven earth surface areas known as continents. These continents are North America, South America, Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia, and Antarctica. The land composition and use, physical characteristics, weather, climate, and atmospheric conditions, and natural resources vary considerably from one continent to another.

Considering mineral and natural resources, Africa is reported to be the richest of all the seven continents. Notwithstanding this, no continent has an abundance of every single resource that it needs. In every continent except for Antarctica, there are countries and territories. In the same vein, countries and territories vary in available resources. What a continent or country lacks, another has it in abundance or in excess. It is an obvious fact that no continent, country, or territory has all the resources that its citizens need for survival.

While various natural and mineral resources have been discovered in various parts of the world, some are already being mined, explored, processed, and used in a meaningful and beneficial way. Others are being wasted, while some are not in use at all. What is not needed in one part of the world or in excess in another, is desperately needed in another part of the world. Also, it is a known fact that there are many resources yet to be discovered in every country and continent. Our entire Earth is yet to be 100 percent explored.

So, what are resources and which ones are available in each continent and country? What are their likely uses? In what quantities and forms do these resources exist in those countries and continents? To what extent can these resources be mined, explored, refined, and processed? What is their likely end-products?

These are some of the questions that will be explored in this book. Since no one has it all, knowing about these resources will not only help readers to know where to turn for the resources we need, but it might also help us to manage what we have in a better way.

It is often said that we are social beings, and while we may be social beings, it should also be known that because we are not the same, we will always have rifts from time to time. The rifts are the basis of disputes, and in times past, we have always taken disputes to the court of law with the mindset that the court will help resolve them, but the truth is that although disputes are resolved, this method is taking away the strides of our social ties.

This is the main reason why this book aims to cover our understanding of such things as:
• Arbitration and the disputes that it can resolve
• The misconception that people have about arbitration
• The adversarial system of dispute resolution
• Arbitration in marriage, history, and also how it has expanded over the years.

We’ll also cover common questions and concerns:
• Is arbitration fair?
• Does it work?
• Is it worth the money?
• Can anyone use it, and for any reason?

Every reader deserves to know what can change their life for the better, and this book is one of those things that can change the lives of readers. Enjoy every piece of information that is embedded in this awesome read.

Have you always wanted to understand how the economy and environment are related? Do you want to be more informed about the laws that have been written to develop sustainable processes and programs? If you answered yes, you have come to the right place.

It is important to understand that the economy, environment, and society are interlinked. Changes to the economy will affect the environment. The economy works on the concept of demand and supply, and this demand is generated based on the wants and needs of human beings. Companies work towards meeting these demands and often tend to harm the environment when they produce or manufacture the goods and services to meet that demand. For example, manufacturing companies often dispose of waste into various bodies of water, such as lakes or the ocean, that damage various ecosystems.

This book will shed light on various aspects of the economy and the ecosystem. Over the course of this book, you will discover:

● An introduction to the concept of economy
● What are demand and supply
● How businesses function in competitive markets
● Consumer demand, uncertainty, and elasticity
● Understanding the structure of the market
● Marketing and advertising
● Growth of the business
● The intervention of the government on the markets
● Understanding the environment and the ecosystem
● The concept of sustainability and the various aspects connected to sustainability
● What the cost of saving the environment is
● The relationship between the environment and economic growth
● Laws developed by the US government
● Carbon emission laws and more
This book explains the link between economic growth and the environment. So, what are you waiting for? Grab a copy of this book now!

Summary

This book sheds light on the relationship between the economy and the environment. The book covers various economic concepts, including demand and supply of products and how companies use these concepts for marketing the products and services that they develop. Different types of market structures and how the government can intervene in maintaining these markets is also explored.

Part two sheds light on the ecosystem. It explains the different services provided by the ecosystem, sustainability, and how it affects the economy. The different ways to manage the various services offered by the ecosystem, and the cost of saving the environment are also covered in depth.

The relationship between the economy and the environment are explored in the last two sections, . Laws developed by various states in the United States to maintain the ecosystem are reviewed and helps to shed light on the different environmental policies and how they affect economic growth and vice versa. At the end of the book, laws surrounding the emission of greenhouse gases, especially carbon dioxide, and how this improves the economy and the environment as covered.