Eco-efficiency provides a measure of winwinan action is undertaken if it saves money and environmental interventions are
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‘Eco-efficiency provides a measure of “win–win”—an action is undertaken if it saves money and environmental interventions are reduced.’ Is eco-efficiency too concerned about saving money rather than helping to preserve the environment?
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The statement that ecoefficiency provides a measure of winwinan action is undertaken if it saves money and environmental interventions are reduced reflects the core principle of ecoefficiency which ai...View the full answer
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