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- Feb 7, 2022
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A Place for a Steady State Economy in the EU Green Deal ?

We usually think of the EU as a more progressive part of the world. So you may be curious

to know more about the EU's Green Deal and what it really will deliver in terms of a sustainable economy for members of the EU. Adel Ramdani provides a useful brief overview of the good and the not so good about the "Green Deal" . see link belowhttps://steadystate.org/a-place-for-a-steady-state-in-the-eu-green-deal/

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