human activities, the sinister effects people create to Ecosystem can jeopardize their own

future the reflections are to be mirrored towards us.

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��������� Everyday in developing countries ,the value stream of environment friendly

activities are inundating. Though people talked about it a lot, less actions were

implemented efficiently. Rapid deforestation and irrational land use patterns still rampant

beyond the sustainable environment causing eco-stress spread out in the rate that both

individual as well as societies may not survived the next century.

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�������� The Industrial sector together with modern agricultural activities loaded the

environment with waste whose, many of them,� proper treatment technologies are not yet

discovered. Such sinister manufacturing were exiled from developed countries where

more stringent regulations are adopted. This problem includes trans-boarder intractable

waste to dispose illegally in the third world countries without their notification. In the

toddle pace to be industrialized, technologies including equipment used in the plants

were dated. There exist the cleaner production process and optional material which

leave less effects to the ecosystems. These alternative are restricted mainly by the

financial status of the country.

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�������� Also the nature of the land itself that drive people to exploit their marginal assets to

survive day to day. Though the quantity seems to be less significant compared to those of

big industries, the theme of harvest and discard can cause a severe problem in the long

run when the forest lose it ability to compensate the degrading areas. Many international

organizations offered their helps but the blueprints given did not matched the situation.

The poor nations have limited financial, human, technical and institutional resources to

respond to their obligations in meeting these international agreements. Some problems

can imperil the environment globally ,thus an international effort to� co-operate

concerning trans-border environmental issues between developed and developing