During the last decade within the twentieth century environmental growth was significantly high. Society was able to gain higher knowledge of the environmental challenges and issues the United States faced. The Brundtland report provided a explicit voice around these issues through analysis of human life based on social networks and ecological systems. Many environmental historians who have studied the U.S. policy facing these economic challenges came to conclusion that there were three main time periods which new concepts and ideas evolved. These three time periods were (1) the American conservation movement, (2) the rise of environmental risk management as a basis for policy and (3) the integration of social and economic factors to create the sustainability of paradigm. During The American Conservation Movement most early colonists who arrived to the states noticed that much of the land had very limited resources and there was minimal effort to treat and minimize wastage. By the...
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