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Natural Capitalism. Creating the Next Industrial Revolution
- A Road Map for Natural Capitalism’, Harvard Business Review, May-June
, 1999
"... Previous industrial revolutions made people 100 times more productive when low per-capita output was limiting progress in exploiting a seemingly boundless natural world. Today we face a different pattern of scarcity: abundant people and labor-saving machines, but diminishing natural capital. Natural ..."
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Previous industrial revolutions made people 100 times more productive when low per-capita output was limiting progress in exploiting a seemingly boundless natural world. Today we face a different pattern of scarcity: abundant people and labor-saving machines, but diminishing natural capital
Natural capital
- Eds.) Philosophy and the Natural Environment
, 1994
"... "Getting the Measure of Sustainability " is forthcoming in Environmental Valuation and Public ..."
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"Getting the Measure of Sustainability " is forthcoming in Environmental Valuation and Public
Natural capital and sustainability
- Ecological Economics
, 2000
"... This paper develops and rigorously analyses a model describing the optimal use of natural capital in a utilitarian framework. Natural capital is treated as an aggregate including exhaustibles, renewables and “environmentals”, performing several functions. It is found that it ..."
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This paper develops and rigorously analyses a model describing the optimal use of natural capital in a utilitarian framework. Natural capital is treated as an aggregate including exhaustibles, renewables and “environmentals”, performing several functions. It is found that it
Natural capital and sustainability
, 2000
"... Abstract This paper develops and rigorously analyses a model describing the optimal use of natural capital in a utilitarian framework. Natural capital is treated as an aggregate including exhaustibles, renewables and 'environmentals', performing several functions. It is found that it conv ..."
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Abstract This paper develops and rigorously analyses a model describing the optimal use of natural capital in a utilitarian framework. Natural capital is treated as an aggregate including exhaustibles, renewables and 'environmentals', performing several functions. It is found
– Natural Capital Accounting and Reporting
"... environmental expenses externalities framework GHG habitat impacts information integrated liabilities natural capital offset organisation performance reporting services stakeholders standards statement sustainability water wood biodiversity accounting modelling case study financial position © 2014 ..."
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environmental expenses externalities framework GHG habitat impacts information integrated liabilities natural capital offset organisation performance reporting services stakeholders standards statement sustainability water wood biodiversity accounting modelling case study financial position © 2014
Natural Capital and the Resource Curse
, 2012
"... An abundance of natural resources is intuitively expected to be a blessing. Nonetheless, it has been argued for some decades that large endowments of natural resources—oil, gas, and minerals in particular—may actually become more of a curse, often leading to slow economic growth and redistributive s ..."
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wealth were available. This gap is now starting to be filled with the data series released by the World Bank (1997, 2006, 2011) on natural capital and other forms of countries ’ wealth. This note presents an analysis of these data to revisit some of the conclusions reached in the literature
Supply Chains v1:Layout 1 14/06/2011 16:02 Page 1 3About the Cambridge Natural Capital
, 2010
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Supply Chains v1:Layout 1 14/06/2011 16:02 Page 1 3About the Cambridge Natural Capital
, 2010
"... of natural capital ..."
Splitting an Uncertain (Natural) Capital
, 2011
"... Most natural commons are subject to discontinuities and threshold effects, so their gradual depletion may result in a sudden irreversible loss of the associated ecological services. Yet, it is often impossible to locate these thresholds with certainty. We analyze this context using a variant of the ..."
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demand for ecological services might lead to their collapse – and “dreadful equilibria ” – where agents collectively request so much natural capital that a collapse of ecological services is certain, even if all agents are risk averse. Communication/cooperation among agents, however, which raises
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