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State of the World 2004

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State of the World 2004

Special Focus: The Consumer Society

The Worldwatch InstituteSeries: State of the World

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271

Year

2015

Language

English

Princeton University Press

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With chapters on food, water, energy, the politics of consumption and redefining the good life, Worldwatch's award-winning research team asks whether a less-consumptive society is possible-and then argues that it is essential.

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