When another new oil field was found beneath the Amazon jungle, campaigners feared the worst. But a radical and daring plan to ransom the drilling rights could save the planet's most biodiverse area
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"Some large economies show significantly lower growth when natural assets such as forests and water are factored into growth indicators, an index showed on Sunday, a few days before an international sustainability summit starts in Rio de Janeiro."
Interesting new report from two of the UN's environmental institutions shows that the Beyond GDP debate needs more and faster progress. Via Willy De Backer Delete the scoop?
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