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The better search term is Environmental Degradation, as this is officially the #3 high-level threat to humanity, after poverty and infectious disease. Ecological Economics, also known as True Cost Economics, is the term used to actually understand environmental degradation in detail.

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A partial explanation for the confusion or clutter (Open Source Everything and Open Source Intelligence coming up constantly) is that OSE, OSINT, and M4IS2 (Multinational, Multiagency, Multidisciplinary, Multidomain Information-Sharing and Sence-Making) are central to addressing all ten high-level threats, including Environmental Degradation, in a holistic affordable sustainable fashion. Note 1: Climate Change is 10% of Environmental Degradation, and within Climate Change carbon is much less important than mercury and sulfter. Note 2: Poverty is high-level threat #1 in part because pervasive poverty is the leading threat that sustains hihg-level threats #2 (infectious disease) and #3 (environmental degradation). Ending poverty not only addresses ALL of the other nine threats, but it also stops population growth and stress on the planet.

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