Sustainability policies can worsen global inequalities. Here's what needs to change

Environmental policies in high-income counties often come at the expense of low-income countries. Image: Unsplash
Laxmi Adrianna Haigh
Lead, Editorial & Writing, Circle Economy
Joel Marsden
Senior Researcher, Circular Jobs Initiative, Circle Economy

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