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Myths about Sustainable Consumption: Dispelled

Myths about Sustainable Consumption: Dispelled

Myths about Sustainable Consumption: Dispelled

Myths about Sustainable Consumption: Dispelled

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This book examines twelve of the most widespread myths about sustainable consumption—from the belief that information provision, small individual actions, or technological fixes will deliver sustainability, to the faith in economic growth as the goal of societal development and the idea that consumer demand drives sustainability.

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Beschrijving Myths about Sustainable Consumption: Dispelled

This book examines twelve of the most widespread myths about sustainable consumption—from the belief that information provision, small individual actions, or technological fixes will deliver sustainability, to the faith in economic growth as the goal of societal development and the idea that consumer demand drives sustainability.

ISBN
9781041012184
Pagina's
254
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Algemene sociale wetenschappen
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1
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Hardback
Taal
Engels
Uitgever
Taylor & Francis Ltd

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