Solow's "An Almost Practical Step toward Sustainability"
Economist and Nobel Prize winner Robert Solow argues for substitutability of resources.
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Economist and Nobel Prize winner Robert Solow argues for substitutability of resources.
The Bangladeshi economist Muhammad Yunus founds the Grameen Bank as a new model for addressing local poverty by providing microloans.
Commissioned by the Club of Rome and published in 1972, the report warned that unchanged population growth and resource consumption would dramatically worsen the conditions for humanity in the near future.
Egon Glesinger publishes his study on the global importance of wood as a raw material.
The act is an important and controversial parliamentary decision regulating access to New Zealand’s natural resources.