Pursuing environmental sustainability
St Andrews Research Repository (St Andrews Research Repository)Published 22 May 2010Open access
Jan Bebbington, Nicholas J. Barter
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This report describes findings from research that was conducted with organisations that have put environmental integrity or ecological sustainability at the core of their mission. The basic assumptions of this research are that the ecological health of the planet is essential for human well being, and that the planet's integrity is being compromised, with conventional economic activity being an element in creating the observed problems.
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