Work on Sustainability
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Oct 7, 2023
Issue Vol. 4 No. 1 (2009)
Articles
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From the Polish Minister of Environment
9-10
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About the State Environmental Council of Poland (PROS) and the Future of “Problemy Ekorozwoju/ Problems of Sustainable Development”
11-13
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Sustainable Activism, The Center for Energy and Environmental Policy, and Experimental Learning
15-32
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Sustainable Development (1987-2005) – an Oxymoron Comes of Age
33-50
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The Idea of Philosophy vs. Eco-Philosophy
51-59
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Convincing Industry that there is Value In Environmentally Supply Chains
61-64
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The Sustainable Development Revolution
65-76
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Sustainable Development Versus Political Aspect of Defining the Nature
77-81
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Sustainable Development in the Discourse over the Polish Wildlife Conservation Concept after 1989
83-92
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Subsidiarity in EU Environmental Policy
93-98
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Market Mechanisms in Environment Protection as Sustainable Development Factor
99-108
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The Premises of Renewable Energy Sources Market Development in Poland in the Light of Sustainable Development Idea
109-115
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Biofuels – a Step Towards Sustainable Development
117-121
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Problems of Sustainable Use of Mineral Resources
123-130
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Development in Postmodern Time
131-134
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Letter to the Editorial Office: Work on Sustainability
161-162
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Letter to the Editorial Office: Global Ballistic Missile Defense and Strategy of Zero Growth vs. Necessity of Global Cooperation for Sustainable Development
161-165
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Communiques on Activities of the State Environmental Council of Poland
135-153
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EEAC, the Way Ahead in the Light of the Last Five Years
141-142
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On the Politics of Sustainability a Long Way Ahead EEAC, the Way Ahead in the Light of the Last Five Years
155-159
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Work on Sustainability
161-162
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Global Ballistic Missile Defense and Strategy of Zero Growth vs. Necessity of Global Cooperation for Sustainable Development
163-165
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I want to focus my future work on restoring capitalism and reclaiming democracy. Our government has lost the consent of the governed and thus lacks the "just power" to govern, which it must have to restrain rampant economic extraction and exploitation of nature and society.
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Ikerd, J. (2023). Work on Sustainability. Problemy Ekorozwoju, 4(1), 161–162. Retrieved from https://ph.pollub.pl/index.php/preko/article/view/5438
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