Essay On Damage To The Environment

CHAPTER II
LITERATURE REVIEW
The environmental damage is the deterioration of the environment with the loss of water resources, air and soil; damage to ecosystems and the extinction of wild fauna. Damage to the environment is one of the top ten threats are officially warned by the High Level Threat Panel of the United Nations. The World Resources Institute (WRI), UNEP (United Nations Environment Programme), UNDP (United Nations Development Programme), and the World Bank has reported on the importance of the environment and to human health, on May 1, 1998.
Damage to the environment will affect the cost of the company, and will eventually lead to the loss of the company. For example, as explain before, a natural environment that being damaged (air, water pollution, soil damage);that caused in rising costs, damaged economic environment (currency rise); that will raise the costs, environmental social damage; that will resulted in increasing the production, the political environment is damaged due to wild charges;resulting in a rise in the company's overhead costs, and cultural

Environmental Politics: including the tax and other charges, fiscal and monetary policy, ideology, political policy costs (fuel, taxes, and so forth),
5. Environmental Culture: including customs, beliefs, cultural damage costs (moral decadence).
In the model of total environmental quality, the ideal condition that a company need to achieve is to create an zero-damaged environment. But as we know, to create a condition like that isn’t an easy job. Company surely need to spent a certain amount of money to make it happen, that not all company can do this. Environmental damage itself can be defined as a direct degradation of the environment, such as emission of the residual solid, liquid, or gas into the environment (the example is water and air pollution) or indirect degradation such as the use of the raw materials and energy.
Basically. environmental costs can be classified in four