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Economic growth and the environment: Whose growth? whose environment?
World Development · 1992 · Vol. 20(4) · pp. 481–496
Sustainable Development and Environmental PolicyClimate Change Policy and EconomicsGlobal Energy and Sustainability ResearchSanitationPopulation growthNatural resource economicsDeveloping countryWelfareClimate changeSustainable developmentEconomicsDevelopment economicsGlobal warming
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