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The Myth of Sustainable Development
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We are dangerously close to an ecological and environmental planetary crisis. But the problems will not be solved by sustainable development, and the causes go much further and are much more difficult to reverse.
This book aims to demystify a solution that powerful interests have promised as true and final, while squandering huge amounts of money.
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