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Sozial-ökologische Konzepte, Modelle und Indikatoren nachhaltiger Entwicklung. Trends im Ressourcenverbrauch in Österreich

Authors: Gaube, Veronika; Haberl, Helmut;

Sozial-ökologische Konzepte, Modelle und Indikatoren nachhaltiger Entwicklung. Trends im Ressourcenverbrauch in Österreich

Abstract

Schon jetzt verbraucht die Menschheit in einem Jahr etwa so viele Ressourcen, wie die Biosphare in 1,2 Jahren produzieren kann. Mit anderen Worten: Die Menschheit verbraucht etwa 20 % mehr Ressourcen, als global nachhaltig ware. Fur die nachsten Jahrzehnte wird aber weltweit ein erhebliches Bevolkerungswachstum auf 9-11 Milliarden Menschen im Jahr 2050 vorausgesagt. Zudem lebt ein erheblicher Teil der Menschheit in Armut, Hunger und Elend – sozial und okonomisch unhaltbare Zustande, deren Beseitigung jedenfalls neben betrachtlichen finanziellen Mitteln auch erhebliche Mengen an naturlichen Ressourcen verschlingen wird. Der Beitrag geht einerseits auf die Konzepte "gesellschaftlicher Stoffwechsel" und "Kolonisierung" ein und zeigt andererseits Trends im Ressourcenverbrauch Osterreichs vor allem im Hinblick auf den Inlandskonsum von Materialien und Energie sowie auf die dafur notige Flacheninanspruchnahme auf.

Keywords

Nachhaltigkeit, Interaktionsmodell, Ressourcenverbrauch, Entkopplung, Landnutzung

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