Evidence of Absolute Decoupling from Real World Policy Mixes in Europe
Abstract
In resource economics, decoupling from environmental impacts is assumed to be beneficial. However, the success of efforts to increase resource productivity should be placed within the context of the earth’s resources and ecosystems as theoretically finite and contingent on a number of threshold values. Thus far relatively few analyses exist of policies which have successfully implemented strategies for decoupling within these limits. Through...
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Title
Evidence of Absolute Decoupling from Real World Policy Mixes in Europe
Published Date
May 30, 2016
Journal
Volume
8
Issue
6
Pages
517 - 517
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