��������� By the year 2025, it has been projected that global population will reach 8.5 billion, 83% of
which will be in developing countries, where imbalance of resources and population are long
realized. However, to justify whether resources are sufficient or not requires not only the population
number but also their consumption manner. Conflicts arose above common resources whether who
and how much each entity can appropriate. Furthermore, the private national assets themselves
were violated as a matter of fact that the trespassers' "sufficiency" can not be fulfilled by their own
property.
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�������� The most priority coming to concern is irrenewable resources as it had been consumed
unconscientiously for decades. In developed countries, modern facilities and supreme standard of
life are main mechanism depleting resources while in the third world, their high number of
population plea guilty. Many attempts were made to curb high demand in irrenewable resources.
Most of th reckon on modern technology which requires financial support for researches, thus
invisible by poor countries fiscal status. However even the technology has been invented, initial
capital cost is still more than poor countries can afford.
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��������� In many cases, poor countries whose developments are in the embryonic stages, thus owning
abundant pristine natural endowments, try to accelerate their pace to be industrialized by adopting
high ?resources consumption industries on their lands. The situation, nevertheless realized as
unsustainable way, is, quite often, inevitable. As the government is forced by its population's
welfare to accept external investment to survive current status which internal labor markets fail to
employ the majority of work force. The industries which exploit numerable amount of resources and
inherit long term impact waste load were introduced. Such industries are not welcomed in almost
every developed countries safe for their productions of which the loaded countries themselves have
low share of consumption. |