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|a From Red to Green? :
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|a From Red to Green?: How the Financial Credit Crunch Could Bankrupt the Environment; Copyright; Contents; List of Figures, Tables and Boxes; Acknowledgements; Preface: From Red to Green? A Tale of Two Credit Crunches; List of Abbreviations; Chapter 1 Food in the Face of the Two Credit Crunches; Chapter 2 Water in the Wake of the Two Credit Crunches; Chapter 3 Powering Down: Energy and the Twin Credit Crunches; Chapter 4 Infrastructure: Building the Future in Credit-constrained Times; Chapter 5 Housing: The Canary in the Coal Mine; Chapter 6 Consumer Durables: Shop Till You Drop.
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|a Chapter 7 Fast-moving Consumer Goods: 'Waste Not Want Not'Chapter 8 The Twin Credit Crunches and Human Health; Chapter 9 Education, Work and Leisure in the Face of Two Credit Crunches; Conclusion Change: The Consumer and the Twin Credit Crunches; Bibliography; Index.
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|a Written by an economist and an investment professional, this book addresses the twin crises that the world is facing in the form of a simultaneous financial and environmental credit crunch. Financially, consumers are less able to consume now, and pay later. Environmentally, we may have already reached our credit limit and the bill for past financial and environmental consumption is falling due. Whether the financial credit crunch constrains consumers in a way that will be environmentally supportive, naturally slowing the consumption of finite resources, or hinders any effective resolution of t.
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