The economic activity of mankind has a profound impact on the environment. Rapid exploitation of resources and mineral reserves raised many questions with respect to satisfying the present and future needs, addressing in the same time environmental problems such as acid rain, greenhouse effect and soil destruction. Thus, the link between human economic activity and natural environment can be studied starting from the strategic grounds of funding flows in a sequence-concentric vision, centred on the concept of network, enabling the training and use of all feasible finance sources in the industrial economy, being by all means focused on the long-term regeneration of environmental resources. The purpose of this paper is to try to develop a measurement tool (matrix) that could indicate, determine and interpret the causal interdependence between the network, environmental and conditional risks. It was found that the network risk is placed in a structure of interdependence, with direct and immediate influences.