Globalism, which refers to increased cross-border trade in information technology goods, capital, and services, has completely altered the nature of the global economy. Notwithstanding, environmental deterioration such as deforestation, biodiversity loss, global warming, air pollution, ozone layer damage, and so on has coincided with global economic growth. The primary environmental concerns of the past few decades are outlined in this webinar, along with their causes, the difficulties they present in the formulation of public policy, and current perceptions of environmental preservation. In this similar vein, the methodologies for environmental evaluation must be used with extreme caution, and the benefits and drawbacks of each must be tailored to the specifics of the environmental study in practice. Lastly, the fundamental ideas of environmental values and their purposes are also articulated here.

1.     WEBINAR 2: Environmental values and environment assessment methods

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