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1. Explain how a steadfast push for global abundance still manages to make a worldwide scarcity of a lot of essentials.

2. What do scientists mean by the greenhouse effect? How is it connected to the forces of globalization?

3. Since scarcity always causes prices to rise, couldn't we expect people to begin to conserve our global resources through pricing alone? Why or why not?

4. The fact that global fossil fuels are plentiful at present should keep us from desperately looking for alternative sources to ease any shortages. Do you agree? Explain.

5. Cite a few reasons why globalization may be blamed for make environmental stresses.

6. If globalization promotes environmental stresses could it also be relied upon to generate an environmental consciousness? Why or why not?

7. What is the difference between supply-induced scarcity and demand-induced scarcity when it comes to the relationship between the environment and globalization? How do these compare to structural scarcity?

8. What is the connection between globalization and human insecurity? Why is it nearly impossible to find a reasonable solution at the regional or local level?

9. Provide three examples of how globalization continues to aggravate the precarious state of the environment's ability to restore and rejuvenate itself.

10. Explain what environmentalists mean by sustainable development. What kind of challenges does globalization pose to the idea of sustainability?