Globalization and Environmental Impact

The video discusses globalization, its impact on the world economy, and environmental issues. It highlights the role of rich nations in imposing restrictions on developing countries and the environmental problems caused by industrialization. The Greenpeace movement is introduced as a response to nuclear tests, emphasizing the need for sustainable development to protect future generations.

What is one of the main features of globalization?

• Reduction of communication

• Decrease in international trade

• Transformation into a global market

• Isolation of markets

How has neoliberalization affected the world?

• It has reduced environmental issues

• It has led to economic equality

• It has isolated countries

• It has changed existing scenarios and caused drastic changes

What is a negative impact of globalization on developing countries?

• Improved environmental conditions

• Exploitation by rich nations

• Higher product prices

• Increased compensation for land

What environmental issue is linked to globalization?

• Stabilization of ozone layer

• Reduction in carbon emissions

• Melting of polar ice caps

• Decrease in global temperatures

What was a focus of environmental efforts post-World War II?

• Increase in nuclear arms

• Reduction of nuclear arms

• Isolation of superpowers

• Expansion of industrialization

What was the primary goal of the Greenpeace movement?

• To support government policies

• To raise awareness about environmental dangers

• To conduct nuclear tests

• To promote industrial growth

Where did the Greenpeace movement originate?

• London

• Alaska

• Tokyo

• New York

What is the main objective of sustainable development?

• To focus on short-term economic gains

• To ensure equitable development and environmental preservation

• To prioritize developed nations

• To increase industrial output

Why is sustainable development important for future generations?

• It ensures the preservation of resources

• It limits technological advancements

• It focuses on immediate benefits

• It reduces global cooperation

What role does Greenpeace play in sustainable development?

• Promotes industrialization

• Supports government nuclear tests

• Focuses on economic growth only

• Advocates for equitable and sustainable development