Transitioning to Sustainable Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure
In the past, sustainability was the doctrine of economics, which assumes a quality of lifeat the level allowed by the current development of civilisation. A sustainable economy(including industry) should balance economic growth, environmental protection, qualityof life, and human health. It is not o...
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2023
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