Feminist environmentalists argue that the domination of women by men reflects and reinforces the domination over the environment by society, and that the two are understood to be linked; patriarchal ender relations in society correspond to domination of male environmental ethics. Read more..

Ecohydrology is an almost new part of science (1990`s) the name that comes from the three words eco, hydro and logy, all derived from Greek, oikos (eco) means house, hudôr (hydro) means water and logos (logy) means science. Therefore, eco-hydro-logy is the science of water and ecology. Even few precise definitions exist. Read more..

Environmental engineering is a term that describe and refers to derivative of civil engineering concerned with the development of processes and infrastructure for the supply of water, the disposal of waste and the control of pollution of all kinds. Read more..

Geocomplexity is a term used to describe a category of global issues in which social, political, military, and economic activities interact as a complex system and in which the dynamic nature of the issues make top-down, command-and-control, and reductionist management methods ineffective. Read more.

Habitat Habitat is the environment in which natural or human species live. And defined area in the where organism exists, such as water lilies can only be found in aqueous conditions or reindeer on tundra and mountains. And habitat can cover a large or small area, in this environment it must be food, shelter, water, [...]

Industrial ecology is a field of study that handles within the sustainability framework. The essence of industrial ecology is described as a system not in isolation from its surrounding systems, but in the plan with them.Read more..

Permaculture In the mid-seventies, two Aussies introduced a new green term to environmentalism, living in the arid Australian (Tasmania) climate. They published in 1978 their first book “Permaculture One” and a year later “Permaculture Two.”  Bill Mollison grew up in Tasmania, and as he writes in the book’s introduction to Permaculture:  “everything we needed we [...]

Sustainable living is a lifestyle that seeks to reduce an individual’s or society’s use of natural resources. People who life by the term sustainable living often tried to reduce their carbon footprint by alternative transportation, use of renewable sources of energy and eat a diet that does less harm on the environment; Read more..