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Peter Dibble,James J. Hunt,Andy J. Wellings0s, the ubiquitous objective of accumulating economic growth and the ability of science to contribute to that goal had come under attack. With the economic austerity, a new consciousness of the limits of growth, and the emergence of the environmental movement highlighting the negative externalities

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