The pursuit of economic growth has raised living standards and lifted millions out of poverty - but this progress has been achieved with a significant cost to the planet. Sustainability and economic growth need not be opponents, argues economist @Alessio.Terzi.5, Assistant Professor at the Bennett School of Public Policy, University of Cambridge. Green growth - that is, sustainable growth decoupled from pollution and CO2 emissions - is not just possible, it’s vitally important. Here Terzi explai

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