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Report to the President, sustaining environmental capital protecting society and the economy
"The central messages of this report are two. First, the economic and environmental dimensions of societal well-being are both indispensable, as well as tightly intertwined. Second, even as the government is rightly focused on the direct threats to the economic aspects of well-being in the form of recession, unemployment, and the stagnation of the standard of living of the middle class, it must not fail to address the threats to both the environmental and the economic aspects of well-being that derive from the accelerating degradation of the environmental capital--the Nation's ecosystems and the biodiversity they contain--from which flow 'ecosystem services' underpinning much economic activity as well as public health, safety, and environmental quality"--Letter to the Present Barack Obama.
- "Sustaining environmental capital, protecting society and the economy"@en
- ""The central messages of this report are two. First, the economic and environmental dimensions of societal well-being are both indispensable, as well as tightly intertwined. Second, even as the government is rightly focused on the direct threats to the economic aspects of well-being in the form of recession, unemployment, and the stagnation of the standard of living of the middle class, it must not fail to address the threats to both the environmental and the economic aspects of well-being that derive from the accelerating degradation of the environmental capital--the Nation's ecosystems and the biodiversity they contain--from which flow 'ecosystem services' underpinning much economic activity as well as public health, safety, and environmental quality"--Letter to the Present Barack Obama."@en
- "Report to the President, sustaining environmental capital protecting society and the economy"@en