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Regenerative Citieserritories that supply them with water, food, timber and other vital resources. We need to re-enrich the landscapes on which cities depend, and this includes measures to increase their capacity to absorb carbon emissions. Creating a restorative relationship between cities, their local hinterland and

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A Precauctionary Strategy to Avoid Dangerous Climate Change is Affordable: 12 Reasonsavoid extreme climate change, will come with very high economic costs for society. This is supported by many cost–benefit analyses (CBA) and policy cost assessments of climate policy. All of these, nevertheless, are based on debatable assumptions. This paper will argue instead that safe climate poli

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Renewable Energy in the UK: A Slow Transition renewable energy technology has been developed in the United Kingdom (UK) in the context of its overall response to climate change. In particular it highlights the impacts that differing views on the role of market competition have played. It argues that the market-oriented approach to the support

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Social Metabolism and Ecological Distribution Conflicts in India and Latin Americaological distribution conflicts across the world. We include comparative data on India and Latin America (and also for some variables on Africa and Europe) exploring the links between increases in the social metabolism and the appearance of ecological distribution conflicts. We also analyse the succ

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Human Values and Sustainable Development). Exploring the social values at the macro level, it aims to explain differences in sustainable development performance in various countries by the predominant values in society. It highlights the importance of value differences in various stakeholder groups, paying attention to sustainability prof

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230508002omy is predicated on continual growth, externalizing its full costs, and inequality, and is powered by fossil fuels that are rapidly changing the climate. The ratio of true wealth to ‘ilth’ has shifted to the latter. The prospects for a durable and fair economy will depend greatly on strengthening d

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Sources of Economic Efficiency,s relevance in addressing sustainable development issues. The challenge of sustainable development is complex. Existing development trends are unsustainable in more ways than one, for example concerning climate change, loss of biological diversity, depletion of fish stocks, risks of nuclear accident