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About expanding the critical problem-solving impossibility zone theory and linking it to why the failure to fix/properly address critical issues like global warming since 1987 WCED.

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Environmental sustainability thinking 103: Using the critical problem-solving impossibility zone theory to point out why anthropocentric led critical development issues such a global warming has not been solved since 1987 and why they should not be expected to be solved if we continue to use non-transition-based market development tools.

Abstract

Irresponsible human led economic behavior has led to a critical pollution production problem affecting irresponsible critical development problem led dynamics in a negative loop frame, which has taken us to a world of non-optimal production, non-optimal consumption and non-optimal population dynamics through time, with increasing unsustainability driving critical issues like global warming. This is the anthropocentric led view of negative economic impacts on critical development problem dynamics, including global warming. The goal of this paper is to link the critical problem-solving impossibility zone theory with this anthropocentric led view to create an anthropocentric led critical problem-solving impossibility zone linked to global warming dynamics and use it to highlight why approaches used to deal with this negative anthropocentric behavior since 1987 to now, namely sustainable development goals(since WCED 1987), dwarf green markets(since UNCSD 2012 Rio + 20), and circular traditional markets(since about 2022), have not worked, and why they should not be expected to fix the pollution production problem associated negatively with the global warming issue.

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