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Green Accounting Bibliography Entry

Farrell, Alex and Hart, Marueen. "What does sustainability really mean? The search for useful indicators." Environment, Vol. 40(9), November 1998: 4-9, 26-31. [full text]

Explores various sustainability indices, including a discussion of green accounting.

Posted by Gernot Wagner on 11/01/1998.

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