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Everybody wants to be <br> <i>green</i>
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Apr 30, 1998 | From the print edition
Politicians and businessmen appear concerned about the environment these days. Their speeches and interviews are laced with expressions like 'sustainable development', 'ecology' and 'green values'. But do they actually mean what they say?
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