Unsustainable Inequalities: Social Justice And The Environment Lucas Chancel Harvard University Press Αγγλικά Βιβλία Economics Business & Finance

A Financial Times Best Book Of The Yeara Hardheaded That Confronts And Outlines Possible Solutions To Seemingly Intractable Problem: Helping Poor Often Hurts Environment Vice Versa Can We Fight Poverty Inequality While Protecting Environment? Challenges Are Obvious Rise Out Is Consume More Resources Almost By Definition Many Measures Combat Pollution Lead Job Losses Higher Prices Mainly Hurt In Unsustainable Inequalities Economist Lucas Chancel These Difficulties Head-On Arguing Goals Social Justice Greener World Be Compatible But Progress Requires Substantial Changes Public Policy Begins Reviewing Problems Human Actions Have Put Natural Under Unprecedented Pressure Least Blame Suffer Most—Forced Live With Pollutants Polluters Themselves Pay Avoid Shows Pioneers Worldwide Charting Way Forward Building On Their Success Governments Other Large-Scale Organizations Must Start Doing Much Simply Measure Map Environmental Need Break Down Walls Between Traditional Protection—Making Sure For Example Benefit Most From Carbon Taxes Better Coordination Center Where Policies Set Local Authorities Front Lines Deprivation Contamination Rare Work Combines Quantitative Skills An Argumentative Rigor Philosopher There Still Hope Solving Even Σελίδες: 184 Έτος Έκδοσης: 1006 Διαστάσεις: 14X14Cm