Indonesia is a country abundant with the supply of water and minerals like nickel, the latter of which is a crucial component of the global transition of decarbonization. The country has 55% of the ...

A woman walks past a globe exhibition about combatting global warming and climate change in Copenhagen in 2009. Global consumption of natural resources could triple to 140 billion tons a year by 2050 ...

Citizens of developed countries consume an average of 16 tons (ranging up to 40 or more tons) of those four key resources per capita. By comparison, the average person in India today consumes four ...

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Over the years, numerous factors — rapid urbanisation, growing population, economic growth, and rising purchasing power in India — have led to the high consumption of energy and resources in buildings ...

Heinz Schandl receives funding from the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP). The world is using its natural resources at an ever-increasing rate. Worldwide, annual extraction of primary ...

Heinz Schandl receives funding from the United Nations Environment Program. He is affiliated with the ANU School of Sociology, the Graduate School of Environmental Studies of Nagoya University, Japan, ...

China, the third largest in the world by size, is a country in which a whopping 1.4 billion people reside – the second highest in the world. Thus, understandably, one can expect it get listed here.