The United Nations Conference on Environment and Development
(UNCED), held in Rio de Janeiro in 1992, represented an
unparalleled opportunity for scientists, economists, planners,
energy specialists, and other professionals from around the world
to exchange ideas and information. Bringing together the views
discussed at the corresponding International Symposium and Exhibit
of Environmental Technologies (ECOTECH) -- an official event
sponsored by the Rio de Janeiro State Secretariat of Industry,
Commerce, and Science Technology of Brazil -- "Pricing the Planet"
addresses our ecological future and explores alternatives to
mainstream solutions.
The contributors emphasize the need for alternatives that are
both economically viable and ecologically sound, and challenge the
conventional assumptions and assertions found in the work of many
economists. Most importantly, "Pricing the Planet" makes clear the
crucial role that both national and international policy plays in
successfully achieving balance between economic and ecological
goals.
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