Sustained emergencies

International Journal of Sustainable Development and World Ecology 12:221-226 (2005)
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Abstract

Emergency situations require more resources than normal operations. If human society does not address environmental problems effectively before they reach the emergency stage, life from then on will be in a sustained state of emergency. Sustainable use of the planet requires optimal use of resources, which can be facilitated by avoiding sustained emergency conditions. Some emergencies beyond human control will always occur, and adequate global resources must be allocated to cope with them. However, a huge number of emergencies are simply the result of failing to take precautionary, preventative action in time.

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