Addressing the Crisis in Employment and Consumer Demand: Reconciliation with Financial and Environmental Sustainability
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Author(s)
Ashford, Nicholas A.
Hall, Ralph P.
Ashford, Robert
Date Issued
October 2012
Journal
The European Financial Review
Publisher
EBR Media
Citation
Ashford, Nicholas A. et al. "Addressing the Crisis in Employment and Consumer Demand: Reconciliation with Financial and Environmental Sustainability." The European Financial Review (October-November 2012): 63-68. © 2012 The European Financial Review
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Abstract
For a long time, the earlier sustainability literature focused almost exclusively on environmental sustainability, which included resource exhaustion, toxic pollution, ecosystem destruction, and global climate disruption. The sources of environmental problems were acknowledged to stem from industrialization and the ever-increasing consumption of materials and energy. Some attention surfaced on environmental justice, reflecting the disparate effects of environmental deterioration on poor people and poor nations. Recently, concerns with environmental sustainability have become dominated by global climate change, almost to the exclusion of other environmental concerns.
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology. School of Engineering
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