All this contributes to a volatile,
less sustainable economy, where get - rich - quick is stressed over good long term investment, as Stewart points out — and the get - rich - quick idea is just a fantasy.
Not exact matches
A slow - growing
economy, in turn, would make a burgeoning federal debt
less sustainable.
Who isn't in favor of Oliver's commitment to «
sustainable and balanced global
economy», especially since the global
economy is actually heading in the opposite direction by becoming
less and
less balanced and
less and
less sustainable?
A moderate slowdown from the surprise 7 % growth rate of the last quarter is in fact welcome, in our view, as the country rebalances its
economy and downshifts to a more
sustainable pace of growth that is
less reliant on credit.
He said: «Our
economy needs
less market and more planning,
less short - termism and more long - term
sustainable development.
This misses the point, as Vince is rightly focussed
less on the ins and outs of Westminster politics and more on ways to generate real
sustainable prosperity in the wider
economy.
Now what we can do is 1) develop a
sustainable energy
economy 2) a) burn all the coal and other fossil fuels, buying us, if we make optimistic assumptions, perhaps a century of ever more elaborate schemes to meet energy needs with
less and
less suitable sources b) THEN in a severely degraded environment
This guidance document presents that making our societies and
economies more
sustainable and
less inequitable is not just to avoid disaster, but to build lasting prosperity.
He said some countries, including China, had now started to grasp the seriousness of the risks, but governments should now act forcefully to shift their
economies towards
less energy - intensive, more environmentally
sustainable technologies.
In an effort to help build the «next, more
sustainable economy,» Patagonia has launched the Common Threads Initiative, which encourages consumers to buy
less clothing; it is the next step
But Spring is coming, the sun is shining, and quietly, inexorably, the idea that a genuinely
sustainable economy can be delivered is starting to look
less like an environmentalist pipe dream and more like the inevitable by - product of an unstoppable technological revolution.»
However, if Masdar City remains an isolated experiment in
sustainable living, disconnected from the rest of Abu Dhabi (where rampant construction, wasteful energy use and the dominance of the fossil fuel
economy remain the norm), its impact at home will be limited, and it will be seen by many as a green smokescreen, a gimmick whose real purpose is to draw attention away from some of the emirate's
less sustainable endeavors.