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Home » Environment and energy » Rich nations displace environmental damage to developing countries

Rich nations displace environmental damage to developing countries

09 May 2018
Lenzen and Wiedmann
Professor Manfred Lenzen and Associate Professor Tommy Wiedmann (L-R) at the workshop, Material Flows and Environmental Impacts Behind International Trade of Japan, Tokyo. Credit: University of Sydney
Around a third of environmental and social impacts from consumption in wealthy nations is displaced

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