Achieving economic growth at any cost

Balancing economic growth with environmental protection

Maximizing resource extraction and utilization

Prioritizing short-term profits over long-term sustainability

Resource efficiency

Pollution prevention

Economic growth

Social equity

A system where resources are continuously reused and recycled

A model that emphasizes maximizing resource extraction

An approach that promotes disposable products and materials

A strategy that encourages rapid industrialization without regard for environmental consequences

Lack of financial incentives for businesses

Insufficient government regulations and policies

Limited technological advancements

All of the above

By reducing greenhouse gas emissions from industrial activities

By increasing the use of fossil fuels for energy generation

By promoting deforestation to create more land for industrial use

By disregarding environmental regulations to boost economic growth

Choosing products that are made using sustainable practices

Pressuring businesses to adopt environmentally friendly policies

Supporting local and small-scale industries

All of the above

Using renewable energy sources to power industrial facilities

Releasing untreated wastewater into nearby water bodies

Disposing of hazardous waste in landfills without proper treatment

Ignoring environmental regulations to reduce production costs

A collaborative approach where industries exchange resources and by-products

A system where industries compete for resources and market share

A model that encourages industries to operate independently without regard for environmental impact

A strategy that promotes the use of non-renewable resources for industrial production

By creating job opportunities and improving livelihoods in communities

By concentrating wealth and resources in the hands of a few individuals

By disregarding labor rights and working conditions

By promoting environmental degradation and health risks for marginalized communities

They enable the development of more efficient and environmentally friendly industrial processes

They contribute to increased resource consumption and waste generation

They hinder the adoption of sustainable practices due to high costs

They promote the use of outdated and polluting technologies

By promoting innovation and creating new markets for sustainable products and services

By reducing economic growth due to stricter environmental regulations

By depleting natural resources and compromising long-term economic stability

By disregarding economic considerations in favor of environmental protection

A set of principles and practices that aim to reduce the environmental impact of chemical processes

A model that promotes the use of toxic and hazardous chemicals in industrial production

An approach that encourages the release of untreated chemical waste into the environment

A strategy that disregards the safety of workers and communities in chemical industries

By adopting practices that minimize habitat destruction and pollution

By promoting the conversion of natural habitats for industrial development

By disregarding the impact of industrial activities on ecosystems and wildlife

By encouraging the use of genetically modified organisms without considering ecological consequences

Low levels of resource consumption and waste generation

High levels of air and water pollution

Rapid depletion of natural resources

Neglect of environmental regulations and standards

Establishing clear environmental standards and regulations

Providing incentives and subsidies for sustainable industrial practices

Ignoring environmental concerns in favor of economic growth

Deregulating industries to reduce costs and increase profits