Progress for a small planet
by Barbara Ward
1979Conservation of natural resourcesEconomic developmentHuman ecologyInternational economic relationsEnvironmental policy
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This book deals with the apparent conflict between the use of science and technology in economic development to raise standards of living worldwide; and the limited nature and unequal distribution of resources, environmental destruction, and threats to health from industrial waste. The author presents the thesis that there is no real conflict, only a need for a balanced, careful use of world resources.
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Conservation of natural resourcesEconomic developmentHuman ecologyInternational economic relationsEnvironmental policyEnvironnement
First published 1979About the author
Barbara Ward
1914 – 1981
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