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Growing Green: Cultivating A Sustainable Future Through An Ecosystem Service Valuation

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Water and the high price of bad economics

By Mariana Mazzucato, Partha Dasgupta and Nicholas SternLONDON Nearly 30 years into global negotiations to address climate change, efforts to control the problem are lagging, reflecting stalled progress toward creating a sustainable trajectory more broadly. Each year of delay adds to the urgency of the problem, and of the need to maintain Earth’s resilience against the most

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Water and the high price of bad economics

By Mariana Mazzucato, Partha Dasgupta and Nicholas SternLONDON Nearly 30 years into global negotiations to address climate change, efforts to control the problem are lagging, reflecting stalled progress toward creating a sustainable trajectory more broadly. Each year of delay adds to the urgency of the problem, and of the need to maintain Earth’s resilience against the most

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