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Going Green: Why Asia is Moving Toward a Green Model of Economic Growth
| Date: | February 2012 |
| Type: | Serials |
| Series: | Development Asia |
| ISBN: | 1998-7528 (print) |
Description
The latest issue of ADB's quarterly magazine explores the concept of green growth: the embracing of environmentally sound and sustainable policies with the need to maintain high economic growth. It features an exclusive interview with leading expert Ashok Khosla, who takes a hard look at the promises and failings of green growth. In other stories, we look at pioneering efforts to deliver medicine through a soda company's distribution network.
Contents
- Off the Press
- On the Web
- The Big Read: Growing Green
- The Big Picture: Atmospheric Efforts
- The Big Voice: Natural Capitalist
- Greenback Growth
- Dirty Business
- Dry Cough
- Murky Water
- Cambodia Goes Green
- Off the Shelf
- Good Investment
- Profiles in Development: A Life Examining
- Reconnaissance: A Refreshing Development
- On the Record
