Green Growth: A blueprint for the future?

The IES believes that the positive promotion of 'green' growth might lead to a solution to a number of interlinking crises. It is within this context that we are publishing this issue of the environmental SCIENTIST, which seeks to: act as an introduction to 'green' growth and environmental economics; highlight some of the good environmental practices and environmental innovations already taking place; and paint a vision of how a bold 'green' growth agenda could solve the current financial crisis.

1. Green growth: the only growth story for the future - Angel Gurria
2. Making the growth equation work - Adam Donnan
3. Green growth: what does it mean - Alex Bown
4. Green in tooth and claw - Mark Everard
5. Alternative growth indicators: the Happy Planet Index - Emma Fenton
6. How we can afford to rebalance the UK economy - Ann Pettifor
7. Green growth begins with green shoots - Dimitri Zenghelis
8. Policies for low-carbon green growth - Paul Ekins
9. Renewable and subsidies - Simon Bullock
10. Government policy on community-owned renewables: is it FiT for purpose - Sarah Payne and Simon Steeden
11. On creating the environment for change and fostering a green economy - Samantha Heath and David Fell
12. Education for a green economy - Simone Meli and Ueli Bernhard
13. The green economy and graduate employment - Stephen Martin and Maureen Martin
14. How useful are the concepts green growth and green jobs? - Andrew Mearman and Anthony Plumridge
15. The fallacy of green growth - James Medway

Volume: 21.4