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Strategic environmental assessment for sustainable households in 2050: illustrated for clothing

Bras-Klapwijk, Remke M.; Knot, J. Marjolijn C. - In: Sustainable Development 9 (2001) 2, pp. 109-118

(Strategies towards the Sustainable Household). This project aims at developing and evaluating strategies for a sustainable … development of households in the future, for three basic household activities: nutrition, shelter and clothing. The environmental …

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Shell, Nigeria and the Ogoni. A study in unsustainable development

Boele, Richard; Fabig, Heike; Wheeler, David - In: Sustainable Development 9 (2001) 3, pp. 121-135

management, and contrast these concepts with an alternative 'rights-based' approach to sustainable development. We relate our … Corporation in Nigeria may require an alternative approach to sustainable development if they wish to merit the full confidence of …

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Conservation ethics versus development: how to obviate the dichotomy?

Rajeswar, Jonnalagadda - In: Sustainable Development 9 (2001) 1, pp. 16-23

This paper is an attempt to portray the present 'no-win' situation with respect to conservation and development, and to suggest the means to overcome the predicament. Due to its inherent exclusionist approach, modern science could not incorporate multiple variables that operate in the complex...

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Steps to natural capitalism

Birkin, Frank - In: Sustainable Development 9 (2001) 1, pp. 47-57

The impact of concerns about environmental degradation has prompted many initiatives to improve the environmental efficiency of businesses, such as environmental management systems and industrial ecology as well as recycling, waste reduction and energy reduction programmes. Hawken et al. (1999)...

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The Community Tourism Guide: Exciting Holidays for Responsible Travellers by Mark Mann, 2000, Earthscan, xvi+208 pp, £9.99 (pbk). ISBN 1-85383-681-8.

Eligh, Jason W. - In: Sustainable Development 9 (2001) 3, pp. 175-176

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Green households? Domestic consumers, environment and sustainability edited by Klaus Jan Noorman and T. Shoot Uiterkamp, 1998. Earthscan, xv + 267 pp, £15.95 (pbk). ISBN 1 85383 482 3

Biswas, Tapan - In: Sustainable Development 9 (2001) 1, pp. 58-58

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Structuring financial empowerment for localized development within Joint Forest Management (JFM): examples from Madhya Pradesh, India

Sethi, Pia; Khan, Hilaluddin - In: Sustainable Development 9 (2001) 2, pp. 87-102

Joint Forest Management (JFM) in India provides local communities with forest usufructs such as fuelwood, fodder, non-timber forest produce and a share in the final timber harvest in lieu of their forest protection and regeneration activities. Such usufructs, alone, are unlikely to sustain...

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Sustainability indicators: the problem of integration

Morse, Stephen; McNamara, Nora; Acholo, Moses; Okwoli, … - In: Sustainable Development 9 (2001) 1, pp. 1-15

Sustainability indicators (SIs) are increasingly seen as important tools in the implementation of sustainable … development. Numerous suggested SI lists and matrices exist, but a remaining problem is how these diverse SIs are to be integrated …

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Bioeconomics and sustainability: essays in honour of Nicolas Georgescu-Roegen edited by Kozo Mayumi and John M. Gowdy, Elgar, 1999. 417 pp, £75.00 (hbk). ISBN 1-85898-667-2

Ashcroft, Michael - In: Sustainable Development 9 (2001) 1, pp. 58-59

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Struggling toward sustainability: considering grassroots development

Stevens, Kris; Morris, John - In: Sustainable Development 9 (2001) 3, pp. 149-164

consequent contribution to community. It is argued that CGRD leads to sustainable development, a goal unattained under neo …

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