Economic and environmental objectives need not be in conflict. Done right, our economic and environmental policies can lead to both sustained economic growth and a cleaner environment.
Michael Bennet: “Economic and environmental objectives need not be in conflict. Done right, our economic and environmental policies can…”
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Bennet emphasizes the compatibility of economic growth and environmental sustainability.
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