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How New Zealand Became a Green Leader?

In: Creating a Sustainable and Desirable Insights from 45 global thought leaders

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From New Zealand's position now in the year 2050, in a state of strong sustainability, it is clear that its citizens were quite unready in 2009 to embrace the concept of sustainable living and the changes required to achieve it. Modern historians have marveled at the fact that the 2008 general election scarcely mentioned the subject, despite the substantial evidence of imminent, unprecedented change. The drivers of major change that had been identified soon appeared in 2008, some with much more severity than had been envisaged…

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  • John Peet, 2014. "How New Zealand Became a Green Leader?," World Scientific Book Chapters, in: Robert Costanza & Ida Kubiszewski (ed.), Creating a Sustainable and Desirable Insights from 45 global thought leaders, chapter 12, pages 93-97, World Scientific Publishing Co. Pte. Ltd..
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