In 1968, Ehrlich’s book “The Population Bomb” and Meadows’ “The Limits to Growth” in 1972 heightened awareness about environmental degradation.
ustainable development encompasses various essential features aimed at ensuring a balanced and enduring progression. Here are some salient characteristics:
Agricultural land use can change in response to urban growth. This theme was taken by R. Sinclair, who modified Von
The study of diffusion processes has engaged the attention of many geographers in recent years. While these ideas were originally
Diffusion of innovations consists of two processes: the dissemination of information about the innovation and the adoption of the innovation.
Diffusion is the process of spread of movement of a phenomenon over space and through time. Innovation is the successful
