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Taxes , Regulation in the Dutch Intensive Livestock Sectoricy. However, the scaling-up and intensification of land use have had adverse side-effects on the environment. Although the use of DDT and PCBs was forbidden in the Netherlands in 1962, it was only in the eighties that consensus grew about the problems caused by agriculture (de Wit, 1988).

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On Economic Growth, Technology and the Environmenteighteenth century in Great Britain, with the invention of how to organize mass production and how to use technology for that purpose. In the course of time this industrial revolution spread to other countries and technological progress has been incorporated into the system of industrial production.

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The Steady State Economymption for the near future. In the long run, however, a realistic option might be a steady state economy in which both population and the human economy are constant. In this chapter I look at the steady state concept in relation to the expected growth of world population. The chapter is organized as

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Entropy, Synergy and Economic Change. One may investigate the functions of individual parts or analyse a given structure as a whole. The science of economics exists in an inseparable symbiosis with the social and physical environment and .. This fact makes any connecting links between them important.

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On Economic Growth, Technology and the Environmentf time this industrial revolution spread to other countries and technological progress has been incorporated into the system of industrial production. As a result, production has increased substantially, world population has expanded and average world GDP . has increased from $200 U.S. in 1775 to $1800 in 1975 (Krelle, ed., 1989).

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The Mirror of Cleanliness: on the construction and use of an environmental indexo keep their streets, their houses and themselves - though there is less unanimity about this - brilliantly clean. The spick and span towns shone from hours of tireless sweeping, scrubbing, scraping, burnishing, mopping, rubbing and washing”. But that is history.