GEOGRAPHICAL STUDY OF ENVIRONMENTAL GOVERNANCE

Environmental governance is a concept in political ecology, environmental policy and human geography that support sustainable development as the highest consideration for managing human activities. Political, social and economic. Administration involves government, business, and civil society, and the emphasis is on system management as a whole. To capture this diverse range of components, environmental governance often uses alternative governance systems, for example watershed-based management. It sees natural resources and the environment as global public goods, which do not diminish when they are shared in categories. This means that everyone, for example, benefits from a breathable environment, stable climate and stable biodiversity.