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An edition of Why Do We Recycle?
(1996)
Why Do We Recycle?
Markets, Values, and Public Policy
1 edition
by Frank Ackerman
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Why do we recycle: markets, values, and public policy
1997, Island Press
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Why Do We Recycle?: Markets, Values, and Public Policy
December 1, 1996, Island Press
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in English
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Why Do We Recycle?: Markets, Values, and Public Policy
December 1, 1996, Island Press
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in English
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Why Do We Recycle?
First published in 1996
Subjects
Economic aspects of Recycling (Waste, etc.), Recycling (Waste, etc.), Costs, Environmental policy, Refuse and refuse disposal, Economic aspects, Recycling (waste, etc.), Environmental policy, economic aspectsExcerpts
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Classifications
| Library of Congress | HD4482 .A27 1997 |
| Dewey | 338.4/33637282 |
Why Do We Recycle?
Markets, Values, and Public Policy
1 edition
This edition was published in December 1, 1996 by Island Press
First Sentence
"Let me begin with a confession."
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