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Published May 31, 2017

Sustainable economy - a blurry taboo?

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Expert Panel of Sustainable Development’s joint message for Sustainable Development’s State and Future (Kestävän kehityksen tila ja tulevaisuus) event on 31 May 2017.

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Sustainable economy - a blurry taboo?

Eva Furman, Eva Heiskanen, Heikki Hiilamo, Tuuli Hirvilammi, Eeva Hellström, Janne Hukkinen, Jaakko Kiander, Anne Birgitta Pessi, Juho Saari, Tuula Sjöstedt

Helsinki

2017

Sitra

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Expert Panel on Sustainable Development

Sustainable development is fundamental to all decision-making in society. However, we often lack the ability to apply it to our everyday life and grasp the opportunities it provides. The expert panel hosted by Sitra helps make the voice of science better heard.

A carbon-neutral circular economy

The way we live, travel, eat and do business is undergoing a radical change. The new everyday life will be based on using services instead of owning things.