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Yes, there is: by investing in a new energy model, new opportunities to grow, develop and investigation arise. The connection of these means growing in competivity as a nation which seeks new sources of energy as an evidence of the sought adaptability to the 21st Century in terms of fighting against scarcity of important energy sources such as carbon and petrol.
However, the quest for finding points of connection between environmental resilience and economic development have not been positively addressed yet in a century where this divergence continues to recede. As a result, progressively challenges arise and threaten to affect humanity survivability by hindering one of the two. What the common sense proposes under this adverse reality is to build a model of governance which manages somehow to tackle these two elements in a conciliatory manner.
What I propose regarding this dichotomy is to build an open variety of possibilities regarding a green model of governance, offering a development
to countries by implementing a revolutionary and prosperous framework by constituting a new way of dealing with social, political, and
economic drawbacks such as unemployment rates, scarce resources, and lack of
leadership in governance, by promoting natural resource resilience. This would mean bringing natural resources into the same level of relevance
than economic profit. As a consequence of doing so, light has been shed into the fact
that the possibilities for understanding and dealing with challenges has resulted
innovative, yet revolutionary profitable.
It is within the dimension of natural resource
governability that numerous possibilities arise towards facing new challenges of the 21st
Century that affect countries and the Earth as a whole that the economy dimension is
not able to generate on its own