04 - Supply (Biocapacity)- GLOBAL FOOTPRINT NETWORK from human resource accounting origin Watch Video
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Description: Pollutants and Non-renewables nHow does the Ecological Footprint account for pollution and toxic waste? nnToxics and pollutants released from the human economy that cannot in any way be absorbed or broken down by biological processes, such as many types of plastics, cannot be directly assigned an Ecological Footprint. As the Ecological Footprint measures the area required to produce a material or absorb a waste, materials such as mercury that are not created by biological processes nor absorbed