groups protection of income disparities and use workers and the Justice natural environment of developing countries Sustainable as a solution to eWaste without any development consideration of their safety. D Management of Maximization To evade responsibility, highly polluting multinational of profit procedures are outsourced to developing companies countries where the regulation is lax and the need for investment is strong. It is not impossible to retain these procedures in the native countries, only that it will reduce profits and competiveness. E Consumers Lower price Consumers know and understand the prevails over meaning of environmental certification and environmental may afford extra expenses, but they prefer protection lower price to environmental protection. F Religious Environmental Denounce multinational companies for their leaders protection evil deeds, and make use of the influence of Justice religious groups to promote ethical consumption G Volunteer Science and They believe that science, technology and organizations technology education can help tackle problems of formed by Environmental dismantling and recycling eWaste in small / specialists and protection family-run factories (see Technocentrism in professionals Care Chapter 2) from tertiary institutions Officials of Economic Polluting first, cleaning up later H developing development Developed countries take the first- mover countries advantage to benefit from unrestricted industrial development and speak of morals and virtues after making profits, but they are holding a double standard Officials / Impartiality They believe that they have contributions to I citizens of the world, especially developed countries, so developing they should be recognised but not criticised countries J Manufacturers Impartiality They believe that the problem caused by the of developing fact that western countries have dominance countries over discourse and set the standards with an aim to make money from the substandard developing countries and stop them from rising 2 There are divided views among stakeholders on economic development and environmental protection. Can you give a pair of examples? Explain your answer.
groups protection Justice Sustainable development of income disparities and use workers and the natural environment of developing countries as a solution to eWaste without any consideration of their safety. D Management of multinational companies Maximization of profit To evade responsibility, highly polluting procedures are outsourced to developing countries where the regulation is lax and the need for investment is strong. It is not impossible to retain these procedures in the native countries, only that it will reduce profits and competiveness. E Consumers Lower price prevails over environmental protection Consumers know and understand the meaning of environmental certification and may afford extra expenses, but they prefer lower price to environmental protection. F Religious leaders Environmental protection Justice Denounce multinational companies for their evil deeds, and make use of the influence of religious groups to promote ethical consumption G Volunteer organizations formed by specialists and professionals from tertiary institutions Science and technology Environmental protection Care They believe that science, technology and education can help tackle problems of dismantling and recycling eWaste in small / family-run factories (see Technocentrism in Chapter 2) H Officials of developing countries Economic development Polluting first, cleaning up later Developed countries take the first- mover advantage to benefit from unrestricted industrial development and speak of morals and virtues after making profits, but they are holding a double standard I Officials / citizens of developing countries Impartiality They believe that they have contributions to the world, especially developed countries, so they should be recognised but not criticised J Manufacturers of developing countries Impartiality They believe that the problem caused by the fact that western countries have dominance over discourse and set the standards with an aim to make money from the substandard developing countries and stop them from rising 2 There are divided views among stakeholders on economic development and environmental protection. Can you give a pair of examples? Explain your answer.
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