Hi, could you help write reflective journal on "Ecological Economics"

Ecological Economics What is Ecological Economics? - It's a bridge across not only ecology and economics but also psychology, anthropology, archaeology, and history. - That's what's necessary to get a more integrated picture of how humans have interacted with their environment in the past and how they might interact in the future. - It's an attempt to look at humans embedded in their ecological life-support system, not separate from the environment. - It also has some design elements, in the sense of how do we design a sustainable future. - It's notjust analysis of the past but applies that analysis to create something new and better. Ecological Economics What is Ecological Economics? - Ecological economics is an interdisciplinary eld dened by a set of concrete problems or challenges related to governing economic activity in a way that promotes human well-being, sustainability, and justice. Why is ecological economics important? - Ecological economics recognises local to global environmental limits. - It ranges from research for short-term policy and local challenges through to long-term visions of sustainable societies. - Ecological economists also consider global issues such as carbon emissions, deforestation, overshing and species extinctions