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ENV221H1 Lecture Notes - Mind Control

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pucecod518
28 May 2012
School
UTSG
Department
School of Environment
Course
ENV221H1
Professor
Karen Ing

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Increased involvement of non state actors, particularly the business community in addressing global Exs: of private involvement in env gov. Engagement in public private partnerships ex: the un. Engagement in public private partnerships (the carbon trust) Transnational nature of global env problems like pollu, contamination etc. They have huge powers over countries to comply with certain rules with sustainability. Green washing; brainwashing the buyer to think the product was green/reused etc when really its not. Ranks 26 on world economies between taiwan and austria.

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