By Will Straw, Andrew Pendleton and David Nash | 1 October 2011
Pessimists argue that only zero growth will save the planet. But it doesn’t have to be that way, says the IPPR. There are ways to achieve Treasury growth targets and reduce greenhouse gases
Heading for his summer holiday, Ed Miliband was photographed carrying a pile of ten weighty books. Towards the top of the Labour leader’s list was Prosperity without growth by Tim Jackson, professor of sustainable development at Sussex University.
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Pessimists argue that only zero growth will save the planet. But it doesn’t have to be that way, says the IPPR. There are ways to achieve Treasury growth targets and reduce greenhouse gases
Heading for his summer holiday, Ed Miliband was photographed carrying a pile of ten weighty books. Towards the top of the Labour leader’s list was Prosperity without growth by Tim Jackson, professor of sustainable development at Sussex University. Click here for the full article
