Testing the feasibility of the UN Sustainable Development Goals on water and sanitation

A RUDN geographer used an economic model to calculate the costs associated with the accomplishment of the U.N. Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) on water supply and sanitation. The model has demonstrated that by 2050, these goals can be achieved even with relatively moderate costs as compared to the entire global GDP, especially when compared to the relative economic costs that can result from inaction. The work was published in the journal Ecological Economics.


Click here for original story, Testing the feasibility of the UN Sustainable Development Goals on water and sanitation


Source: Phys.org