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ICWES-XII: Ottawa, Canada, July 27–31, 2002 climate. Still many developments are comparable to what happened in other Western European countries. The development of CSR, despite its roots in the early twentieth century, largely took off in the 1970s and gained momentum with the development of the sustainability movement in the 1990s. Societa