Since the late 1980s, people have recognized the importance of pursuing sustainability for human development. People know that we can not achieve great and important accomplishments in extremely difficult issues such as climate change and ecosystem degradation but ignore the problems of economic and social implications. Because of this awareness, scholars have studied and applied the "a tripple bottom line" or "three pillars" as a method of discovery and the desire to understand sustainability in the balance between the environment, the economy and the society. To illustrate the above, true Amazon deforestation will be used to document the application of systematic thinking to sustainability challenges. This study will show us the link between …show more content…
A study of nearly 300 communities in the Amazon indicates that deforestation has led to a strong economic boom. Ana Rodrigues of the ecological center and colleagues have said that "the Brazilian government needs to find a way to push the community out of poverty without relying on deforestation." The data show that although social welfare is improving rapidly During the time of the deforestation, the economic boom only took place in the short time when the wave of forest destruction passed, the population will become more crowded due to some factors such as improved road At this time, the community benefited from natural resources, making money from logging and farming. , the land is rapidly degraded so that livestock production and cultivation are not …show more content…
By addressing the problem by systematic thinking, the problem must be set in the overall plan and considered thoroughly because when a change factor affects other factors. For deforestation, when applying systematic thinking to the Amazon, we need to look at the balance between the three most important economic, environmental and social factors. For example, when we protect the environment, there will be certain impacts on the economic benefits of the people around the Amazon. Why was the eruption so violent that it took so long to resolve it? It is for these reasons that deforestation is considered a "wicked problem" and a system of thinking needs to be applied in order to provide better solutions to this problem. For example, when we cut down deforestation, some people will take advantage of this to trade in illegally harvested timber, taking advantage of the land available for illegal cultivation. These can give them great personal and economic benefits so they can build a better life. They only care about their personal problems and the environmental damage the world suffers. We all hear the news every day about global warming, melting ice, and a series of disasters such as tsunamis and earthquakes occur every year. Causing a lot of economic and human losses. But if they think more about their environment, they will not be able to create such a large economic source in a short