Exploring the Effects of Global Trade Policies on Environmental Sustainability Across Agricultural and Manufacturing Sectors

In a globalized world with growing environmental concerns, examining the relationship between trade policies and sustainability is essential. This study investigates the intricate relationship between global trade policies and environmental sustainability, focusing on the sectors of agriculture and manufacturing. Employing a qualitative approach and secondary data sources such as academic journals, reports from international organizations, industry publications, and non- governmental organization reports, the research aims to fill a critical knowledge gap by providing varied insights into how international trade impacts ecological well-being in these sectors. Preliminary findings suggest that the environmental consequences of global trade policies differ significantly across sectors, highlighting the importance of tailored strategies. The study's originality stems from its detailed sector-specific analysis, which provides new insights for policymakers, businesses, and researchers seeking a balanced economic and ecological approach. This study provides a nuanced perspective that will help guide future policies towards a more sustainable and resilient global economy.