Cross-Sectoral Issues with Particular Reference to the Critical Elements of Sustainability¶
United Nations Commission on Sustainable Development. (1996). Cross-Sectoral Issues with Particular Reference to the Critical Elements of Sustainability. United Nations.
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- Receiving Boundary Readiness Assessment
- It forces the destination to be sized against the load it must actually carry, borrowing the engineer's and ecologist's discipline of carrying capacity: the maximum sustained load a system can bear before it too begins to degrade.
This sourceDefines carrying capacity as the maximum sustained load a system can bear before degradation begins.
- It forces the destination to be sized against the load it must actually carry, borrowing the engineer's and ecologist's discipline of carrying capacity: the maximum sustained load a system can bear before it too begins to degrade.
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