This website takes an academic approach to defining and exploring various facets of the green economy. Get yourself a cup of coffee and sit down to read Brian Milani's challenging and comprehensive overview of what it means to build and sustain a green economy. Here's a taste from the introductory page of the website.
"Green economics is the economics of the real world - the world of work, human needs, the earth's materials, and how they mesh together most harmoniously. It's primarily about "use-value," not "exchange-value" or money. It is about quality, not quantity for the sake of it. It is about regeneration - of individuals, communities and ecosystems - not about accumulation, of either money or material." The author goes on to define ten interrelated principles of a green economy, providing a solid basis for further study and exploration of the concept.
The website also features a detailed outline of Milani's book, Designing a Green Economy, as well as links to some of his articles, projects, and other initiatives. Also featured are links to green books, green economics essentials, and some partner pages.
Check out the website at ww.greeneconomics.net
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