Environmental Management: Global Threats and Key Determinants

Global threats are uncertain events and, if deported, can have a significant negative impact on countries and industries over the next ten years. It is important to note uncertainties in the assessment of future conditions, in particular, those related to environmental change. The study shows that the possibility of integrating into the macroeconomic model of the world economy can take place under different scenarios, but important in the long run are scenarios that take into account the impact of global environmental change and encourage society to study their impact on social adaptation and economic development. The conceptual framework for designing requires the development of global pathways for the future evolution of key aspects of society: demography, human development, economics and lifestyles, politics and institutions, technologies, the environment and natural resources. Country's sustainability level is determined by its overall efficiency in three levels of sustainability: social, environmental and economic; therefore, it is considered important to identify key determinants of these problems at the level of the major world regions, which can serve as the basis for comprehensive emission scenarios and land use, as well as for the analysis of the impact on climate, adaptation, and vulnerability.