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Thursday, 10 April 2014

Sources and impacts of marine litter by Jane Lee/ Marlisco

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How Do Public Administrations Support Sustainable Development?

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BSc (Hons) Public Management and Business

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Gregory Borne: Over the past 30 years Sustainable development is a concept that has become a dominant political, social, environmental and economic discourse. For 15 of those years ive been trying to figure out what it means.

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